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Hello Expert,
Our customer want to know which register they have to set for 100khz output.
Could you please give me example setting for this?
Their target output is 100khz.
Best regards,
Michael
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Dear Hao,
I have some simple questions.
1. Do you have any recommendations for using reference input clock?
Our customer want to no use REFP/N.
2. Can I set the frequency individually for every output port?
Best regards,
Michael
Dear Hao,
I have an another question.
Do you have any recommendations part for over 8 output port, individual control output frequency for each port, output frequency range 100KHz ~ 250MHz?
I can't find right part for these spec.
Best regards,
Michael
Hello Hao,
Are you on vacation?
I didn't get your feedback for a few days.
I need your support.
Could you please send your guide to me about above my questions?
Additionally, I need your schematic review and BOM list of CDCI6214EVM.
They will use Crystal instead of REFP/N.
First of all, could you please give me Crystal spec which is your recommendation?
Here is schematic.
Best regards,
Michael
Hi Michael,
Sorry for the delay. Please find my comments below:
1. You can use a XTAL as reference. The XTAL should go to SECREF. Unused input can be left floating.
2. You can, but there's certain limitations. In general you have to make sure that a common multiple of any two output frequencies is within the VCO frequency range. For example, a common multiple of 156.25 MHz and 100 MHz is 2.5 GHz, which is within the VCO frequency range (2.4 to 2.6 GHz for this device. It can be found in the datasheet). Therefore these two frequencies can be generated at the same time.
3. We don't have a device that supports as low as 100 kHz and has individual OE. CDCDB800 has individual OE but frequency range is limited.
4. You can find the XTAL recommendations in this appnote: https://www.ti.com/lit/an/snaa331/snaa331.pdf?ts=1656345518881&ref_url=https%253A%252F%252Fwww.ti.com%252Fproduct%252FCDCE6214-Q1
5. There's not much information shown on this schematic snippet, but at least this portion looks fine.
Regards,
Hao