| ??? 04/13/06 16:30 Read: times |
#114234 - Clock division - in summary Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Avishek Kumar said:
When we connect any xtal(say 11.0592 MHz) then the frequency signal of 11.0592MHz is first divided by this mod two counter, and then fed to internal circuitary where it gets divided by 12 because of its internal machine cycle. The error in the above is highlighted in bold: the "mod two counter" is part of the divide-by-twelve; not prior to it! |
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