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user 4025
May refer to conductive traces of an integrated circuit, exposed as metal contacts, or pins, which are large by comparison and make physical connection to other components feasible. May also refer to metal pins connected to specific traces of a printed circuit board for the purpose of connecting and disconnecting external components or peripherals in a reusable way.
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Freescale MCP8260, don't understand pins
You specify which clocks are used for TX and RX in the CPM Multiplexing logic (Chapter 16 in the databook).
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