CY2305 Behavior on Removal of Input Reference - KBA82621
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Dec 29, 2009
02:44 PM
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Dec 29, 2009
02:44 PM
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Translation - Japanese: 入力リファレンスの削除におけるCY2305の振る舞い - KBA82621 - Community Translated (JA)
Question:
What is the effect on the CY2305 output when the input reference clock is removed?
Answer:
The output usually holds the original frequency for only a few cycles. Generally, you cannot expect more than two or three cycles at the normal frequency. It then drops toward a lower frequency.
For example,
100 MHz drops towards 80 MHz, stops after ~120 cycles
80 MHz drops towards 70 MHz, stops after ~120 cycles
60 MHz drops towards 50 MHz, stops after ~90 cycles
40 MHz drops towards 30 MHz, stops after ~50 cycles
20 MHz drops towards 14 MHz, stops after ~25 cycles
10 MHz goes very quickly towards 5 MHz, stops after ~10 cycles
In all cases for the frequencies above, the output clock stops about 1.5 to 2 microseconds.
100 MHz drops towards 80 MHz, stops after ~120 cycles
80 MHz drops towards 70 MHz, stops after ~120 cycles
60 MHz drops towards 50 MHz, stops after ~90 cycles
40 MHz drops towards 30 MHz, stops after ~50 cycles
20 MHz drops towards 14 MHz, stops after ~25 cycles
10 MHz goes very quickly towards 5 MHz, stops after ~10 cycles
In all cases for the frequencies above, the output clock stops about 1.5 to 2 microseconds.
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