Part Number: LMK5B33216EVM Tool/software: Hi,
I'm running some tests which involve checking the EEPROM on the devise.
I see that R170 NVMSCRC is defined in the programmers guide as "NVM Stored CRC", but no definition for R172 NVMLCRC. Both registers…
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Maybe I'm missing it but I don't see that parameters listed anywhere in the users guide other that the 25MHz frequency.
What is the waveform type and…
Part Number: LMK5B33216EVM Tool/software: Hi,
I'm probably missing the obvious here but anyway...
I want to use REF0 for all three DPLLs. The status page shows DPLL 3 enters frequency and phase lock, but DPLL 2 and 3 won't lock probably since they…
Hi Rob,
That's good to hear. Please make sure to run through the Start Page step by step and hit "Run Script" at the end to ensure the DPLL can lock to the entered input frequency.
Regards,
Jennifer
Part Number: LMK5B33216EVM Hello, As described in a previous post ( e2e.ti.com/.../lmk5b33216evm-tics-pro-settings-not-applied-on-lmk5b33216evm) we have a LMK5B33216EVM board and we would like to prototype a wireless synchronization system. We have given…
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we are planning on using the LMK LMK5B33216 for a timing synchronization project and would like to have a sample programming file as a starting point that we can modify and build…
What TICS Pro version are you using? You can see it in Help -> About section.
When I load the file, it is 1-PPS. I need to investigate this issue. In the mean time, please try:
- change the input reference to 1e-06
- check DPLL3 LBW is at 0.1 Hz
-…
Part Number: LMK5B33216EVM Hello,
We're trying to analyze the phase noise of our LMK5B33216EVM board. We're using an SIT5347AE-FN-33E0B100.000000 MEMS oscillator, producing a 100 MHz signal, which is connected to the Y3 blueprint on the evaluation…
Can you also try holding PDN physical pin low, probe VDDO and VDD, then release PDN pin after:
- VDDO ramps up above 3.135 V, and
- VDD ramps up above 2.72 V
Let me know if you see the current draws up.
-Riley
Christian,
This is still in the plan, but not quite yet at this time.
For using the USB2ANY, reference the existing EVM Users' Guide and TICS Pro profile for the device(s) that are being used. Alternatively, an external USB2ANY dongle can be used with…