> sudip nag ha scritto:
>> My requirement is basically to transmit data from one
>> microcontroller (LPC2138) to the other at 100MHz. Thus the clock
>> generated must synchronize the data. Si4112 has IF out relying upon
>> its separate crystal. This may cause data transition mismatch with
>> driving clock. So its preferable to generate clock from LPC2138.
>> Please suggest any outcome.
Without knowing your exact requirements, or whether a common multiple
can be found which lets you do all you need, why not run both chips from
the same crystal clock circuit ?
I'm assuming here you mean the data carrier is 100MHz, not the actual
data rate (which of course would not be possible from a slower LPC
unless you have external FIFO's or something).
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Cheers,
Bruce
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Re: [lpc2000] 100 MHz clock using LPC2138
2005-06-14 by Bruce Paterson
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