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Hello,
On other Picolo devices with internal oscillator like F2806x or F2803x, the Frequency drift over temperature and voltage were indicated in the datasheet.
I noticed the initial accuracy in F28075 is specified to be 0.1% which is great. But I do not see the drift values for this device.
Here I have 3 questions:
1) What is the frequency drift over temperature and voltage for F28075?
2) Does the "Oscillator Compensation Guide Application Report SPRAB84" valid for F28075?
3) Is there any migration guide available for those who have experience on previous devices to highlight the new features and differences?
With regards,
MHG
Hello Devin,
Thank you for your reply.
Previous devices of Piccolo family when the compensation applied have +/-1% frequency stability.
Is there any procedure to compensate this device to have at least similar performance?
Can you please address this +/-3% value in the datasheet?
It would be a big disadvantage for a new device of this family to perform in lower spec.
By migration guide I mean something like SPRAB40C, that was a very helpful and small document when we migrated from F2808/9 to F26035/069.
MHG
Hi Mir,
The tolerance is specified here:
Of the 3%, the supply voltage accounts for approximately 0.2% of the worst-case drift. The rest is based on temperature. This module does not have a linear temperature drift. The worst case will be at -40C and the second worst case will be somewhere between 30C and the maximum rated temperature.