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Dr. Anton T. Squeegee ) writes:
In article COwwc.24725$jl6.6833@edtnps89, says... I'm building a SWRX with PLL frequency generator and need a 1/2 dozen of these chips. They are unobtanium from my Vancouver suppliers. I need the speed of AS or S because the master osc. will be 60-90 MHz. The 74HC390, a dual decade counter in one package, has a maximum clock frequency of 66MHz, and is readily available (or at least a lot more so than the AS or S package -- less power draw too). But given that the '192 is programmable, and this is a synthesizer application, I suspect he wants the '192 for the divide by N counter chain, not a fixed divider. Michael VE2BVW |
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Dr. Anton T. Squeegee ) writes:
In article COwwc.24725$jl6.6833@edtnps89, says... I'm building a SWRX with PLL frequency generator and need a 1/2 dozen of these chips. They are unobtanium from my Vancouver suppliers. I need the speed of AS or S because the master osc. will be 60-90 MHz. The 74HC390, a dual decade counter in one package, has a maximum clock frequency of 66MHz, and is readily available (or at least a lot more so than the AS or S package -- less power draw too). But given that the '192 is programmable, and this is a synthesizer application, I suspect he wants the '192 for the divide by N counter chain, not a fixed divider. Michael VE2BVW |
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