Samir,
as written in my first reply:
Some care must be taken with "analog" supply voltages (PLL and USB): these
are highly sensitive, and you should follow TI's decoupling and filter
recomendations.
Any noise on the PLL power supply - and there will be plenty of noise on
CVDD! - will directly couple into the PLL filter and oscillator. This may
cause glitches on the internal clocks and "strange" sporadic failures.
Best Regards,
Adolf Klemenz
At 11:26 03.09.2010 +0100, Samir Bendoukha wrote:
>One more question. Is it possible to connect the
PLL_VDDA to the the DSP's
>CVDD? I know it is supposed to supplied separately but I don't know why
>and would really love to connect it to CVDD.
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CVDD and DVDD Decoupling
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Reply by ●September 3, 20102010-09-03
Reply by ●September 3, 20102010-09-03
Thanks for the valuable help everyone.
One more question. Is it possible to connect the PLL_VDDA to the the DSP's
CVDD? I know it is supposed to supplied separately but I don't know why and
would really love to connect it to CVDD.
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Kind regards,
Samir.
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Samir Bendoukha
"Computers are like air conditioners, they stop working properly if you open
Windows."
One more question. Is it possible to connect the PLL_VDDA to the the DSP's
CVDD? I know it is supposed to supplied separately but I don't know why and
would really love to connect it to CVDD.
--
Kind regards,
Samir.
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Samir Bendoukha
"Computers are like air conditioners, they stop working properly if you open
Windows."






