Posted on May 06, 2018 at 16:55Just for my curiosity, I tested and with 45MHz clock, it still enumerate, but not every time.
Interesting.
Drilling down the USB standard might reveal the calculation behind the required clock precision. It surely assumes worst cases such as both parties imprecise in the opposing direction and longest possible packets, indicated also by the severely relaxed clock precision requirement for low-speed devices (1.5% for LS as compared to 0.25% for FS and 0.05% for HS) allowing to run them from ceramic oscillators rather than crystals (the former being cheaper significantly enough, by the end of past century), and enumeration is an example of such short-packets. So, working against a precise counterpart through almost perfect hardware connection, the marginal working with cca 6-7% is not shocking, but somewhat surprising nonetheless.
Unfortunately, in the 'F437 there's no practical option to decouple the 48MHz clock from the system clock (unless you want to run the latter painfully slow). Least common multiple of 180 and 48 is 720 and he PLL can't go that high; so there's no way you can use USB and run the SYSCLK at 180MHz.
JW
