Reply by Winters John-r54531 November 13, 20032003-11-13
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Motorola recommends driving the xtal and grounding the extal.
 
 

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From: Santi Corera [mailto:s...@telefonica.net]
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Subject: Re: [motoroladsp] external oscillator

I must insist. In section 15.3.2.2, figure 15-2 the users manual recommends driving xtal and ground extal.
In section 15.5 the manual gives as second option: "External clock source, uses EXTAL pin."
I think this is another errata in the manual. But nobody has used an external oscillator ? Nobody can recommend one method ? If not, I dont understand the utility of this board.----- Original Message -----
  From: esecece
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  Subject: [motoroladsp] external oscillator  I want use an external oscillator with 56F807, to avoid problems
  with the internal one at low temperatures.
  DSP56f801-7 user's manual recommends to drive the xtal input and
  ground extal (when using external oscillator). But it says that also
  is possible to drive extal and left unconnected xtal. Which is the
  best method ?
  Thanks       
            
      
      

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Reply by Santi Corera November 3, 20032003-11-03
I must insist. In section 15.3.2.2, figure 15-2 the users manual recommends
driving xtal and ground extal.
In section 15.5 the manual gives as second option: "External clock source, uses
EXTAL pin."
I think this is another errata in the manual. But nobody has used an external
oscillator ? Nobody can recommend one method ? If not, I dont understand the
utility of this board. ----- Original Message -----
From: esecece
To:
Sent: Saturday, October 25, 2003 11:59 PM
Subject: [motoroladsp] external oscillator I want use an external oscillator with 56F807, to avoid problems
with the internal one at low temperatures.
DSP56f801-7 user's manual recommends to drive the xtal input and
ground extal (when using external oscillator). But it says that also
is possible to drive extal and left unconnected xtal. Which is the
best method ?
Thanks

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Reply by esecece October 25, 20032003-10-25
I want use an external oscillator with 56F807, to avoid problems
with the internal one at low temperatures.
DSP56f801-7 user's manual recommends to drive the xtal input and
ground extal (when using external oscillator). But it says that also
is possible to drive extal and left unconnected xtal. Which is the
best method ?
Thanks