Hi experts,
When using an external crystal oscillator as the MCLK,
what is the recommended frequency tolerance in ±ppm for stable operation?
Please let me know if possible.
Best Regards,
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Hi experts,
When using an external crystal oscillator as the MCLK,
what is the recommended frequency tolerance in ±ppm for stable operation?
Please let me know if possible.
Best Regards,
Francis
Thank you for your response.
I'm looking forward to some kind of answer.
Best,
Hi TrashBoat ,
When using an external crystal oscillator as the MCLK for stable operation, the recommended frequency tolerance is typically ±50 ppm (parts per million). This tolerance ensures that the clock remains within a range that the device can reliably operate with, minimizing timing errors and ensuring consistent performance.
Thanks.
Hi Francis
That's exactly the answer I wanted to know !
Thank you for your quick response.
Best,