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May 22nd 08, 03:03 AM
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Multiplier chains
xpyttl wrote: Is there some magic to using the 72 MHz oscillator? Gigahertz synthesizers are cheap and simple these days. Back in the bad old days multiplication was the cheap and easy way to get stable high frequencies. Today, that helical resonator would probably buy the synthesizer chip and associated support circuitry, and you needn't fiddle around with stage after stage. I just wanted to do it with existing bits. Alan |
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