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Jamie wrote:
Anthony Fremont wrote: Thanks, I took it out and the frequency increased by only about 70Hz, but it did increase. :-) Do you know of anything else I can do to increase the frequency by about another couple of kcs? try a different Xstyle, it sounds like your at the limits.. it's possible the chip has too much capacitance on the osc legs, i suppose you could try a stand alone osc with a high freq transistor to lower the cap. use a buffer on the stage to drive the chip . Also, have you considered the board mounting? you could have to much cap via your board construction. Looks like you are quite likely correct. Without the inductor and with a 10pF cap in place of the variable cap, I can get the frequency up to just over 3580kHz. I did some looking around and it appears that if I were to parallel another crystal, I could get a bigger spread on frequency. Or I could just try a different crystal too. I think I will tinker on a breadboard to see how high in frequency I can get the crystal to vibrate. |
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