Crystal oscillator for 4200

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DaHu_285096
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Does the 4200-L support an external crystal? I need a low power, small package solution that has better main oscillator accuracy of +/- 2% and do not want to have to calibrate every device to get the internal oscillator option more accurate.

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RyanZhao
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Hi David,

Its datasheet says: Yes. PSoC 4200-L support  external crystal.

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I found a reference design in CY8CKIT-046.

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Thanks,

Ryan

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RyanZhao
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Hi David,

Its datasheet says: Yes. PSoC 4200-L support  external crystal.

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I found a reference design in CY8CKIT-046.

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Thanks,

Ryan

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Thanks Ryan, I'll dug a bit deeper and find the information covering use of the crystal

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I don't want to increase RFI too much but I want low current. Would I be best with say 4MHz xtal using the internal PLL or a higher freqency like 24MHz crystal?

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RyanZhao
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Hi David,

As per my understanding...external 24MHz is better for low power than internal PLL.

But not sure which is better for RFI..

Thanks,

Ryan

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