Clipped sine input for HSE clock input on STM32F303?
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2015-03-06 1:52 AM
Posted on March 06, 2015 at 10:52
I am using a STM32F303 and need a very high stability clock ie around 1ppm over temperature. One of the modules I am looking at outputs what is described as ''clipped sine''. Can this drive the oscillator input on the MCU without problems?
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2015-03-06 7:51 AM
Posted on March 06, 2015 at 16:51
clipped sine = square wave with a crappy slew rate.
Provided it meets the VIL/VIH requirements I expect it to work fine.
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