--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "James Dabbs" <jdabbs@t...> wrote: > > It capacitively couples at a low level. It is not a direct > > connect from the oscillator to the pin on the LPC. > > So, if I need to clock the LPC from an external oscillator, what should > I do? In this case, it's actually an sine waye from a UHSO, but I was > planning to square it up for this chip. I use an 3.3V oscillator IC and use a resistor divider (330 Ohms from the oscillator to a common point, 75 Ohms from the common point to ground). I then run a 100pf cap from that sommon point to the X1 input of the processor. Robert
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Re: External Clock Source
2004-03-09 by robertadsett
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