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One more question. Is it possible to gate (turn off then re-enable the (4) 100 MHz) Y0-Y3. What is the time from enable to valid clock? - Thanks, Patrick
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One more question. Is it possible to gate (turn off then re-enable the (4) 100 MHz) Y0-Y3. What is the time from enable to valid clock? - Thanks, Patrick
Method 1, Register control output type with Disable.
Have to control one channel by one channel. Most of latencies are on register operations.
Method 2, Reset by pin. Turn off all output in reset.
VCO need be calibrated again, PLL need relock again. Most of latency depends on PLL lock time.
Method 3, By SYNCN pin. Turn off all outputs in synchronizing.
"The first rising edge of the outputs is therefore approximately 15 ns to 20 ns delayed from the
SYNC pin assertion." Refer to details in CDCM6208 datasheet 9.2.2.9 Output Synchronization.
For example,
I2C clock max 400kHz, SPI clock max 20 MHz.
One register write need 32 bits operation.
Now you can estimate the timing for a register operation.
After the register is available, on/off an output is in several ns level.