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=Repeating Code Using Interrupts=
 
=Repeating Code Using Interrupts=
  
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When writing embedded code you will quite often need to trigger code at a regular interval. (for example flashing an led)<br>  
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When writing embedded code you will quite often need to trigger code at a regular interval. (for example flashing an led.<br>  
 
Over your entire project there maybe many different code segments you wish to execute at different rates.
 
Over your entire project there maybe many different code segments you wish to execute at different rates.
 
To do this it can be useful to dedicate one of the microcontrollers hardware timers to perform all these timing tasks.
 
To do this it can be useful to dedicate one of the microcontrollers hardware timers to perform all these timing tasks.

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