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Note: Using an external oscillator with PLL enabled is not advantageous, due to the PLL input limitation of 10MHz to 20MHz. The oscillator needs to be the same frequency as the crystal. Using a clock source greater than 20MHz would result in the PLL running outside its operating range.

External oscillator mode hardware configuration

The external oscillator’s output is connected to the XTALA1 input through a 100 resistor. XTALA2 is an output and is left open.

The clock module has two power pins: PLLVDD and PLLVSS. PLLVDD is connected to 1.5 volts

PLLVSS is connected to ground

The PLLTST input is connected to ground to use the JTAG debugger. It is connected to

3.3volts through a 10K resistor to use boundary scan testing. The BISTEN input is tied to 3.3 volts through a 10K resistor. The SCANEN input is tied to 3.3 volts through a 10K resistor. This diagram shows the hardware configuration:

 

100 ohm

 

Oscillator

Tie high to use the

 

JTAG debugger

 

Connect to ground

3.3V

to use boundary

scan testing

 

 

1.5V

XTALA1 (K14) XTALA2 (K12)

PLLTST(N15)

BISTEN (M15)

SCANEN (L13)

PLLVDD (L15) PLLVSS (L12)

BCLK

FXTAL

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Digi NS7520 manual External oscillator mode hardware configuration