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Hi,

has anybody experience with DSPB56367 overclocking ?
I have standard 150MHz device and now i'm running it with 196Mhz clock.
The temperature is normal, and it works stable, but you know. I am not
sure how long ...

Kind regards

Roman

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It is not uncommon to be able to run these DSPs much faster than the
specified maximum frequency at room temperature.  Problems typically
arise when the device is run at a temperature other than room temperature.

The data sheet specifications are the guaranteed limits over the whole
 specified range of operating temperature and voltage.

-david
--- In m...@yahoogroups.com, "rumian2002pl" <rumian@...> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> 
> has anybody experience with DSPB56367 overclocking ?
> I have standard 150MHz device and now i'm running it with 196Mhz clock.
> The temperature is normal, and it works stable, but you know. I am not
> sure how long ...
> 
> Kind regards
> 
> Roman
>

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