| ??? 07/20/07 06:50 Read: times |
#142065 - Missed the point! Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Erik Malund said:
if you use a separate clock for an A/D you will get 'clock biting' Purushottam Dayama said:
There has been no clock 'biting' in my scheme as AD operation was "synchronous" as it was derived from uC's clock crystal. So, of course you won't get clock "biting", as Erik calls it! Erik said that clock "biting" can occur when you you do not use the uC's clock crystal - eg, if you do as you suggested here: http://www.8052.com/forum/read.phtml?id=142045 I have constructed one instrument with this and it is very working sarisfactorily Just one instrument isn't a significant sample! Issues like this can easily affect one example, and not the next. This is the big difference between just building a one-off that "works", and designing a Product where you know that every single one will definitely work as you continue to manufacture them day after day... |
