| ??? 05/29/03 07:59 Read: times |
#46873 - RE: 200MHz Measure Responding to: ???'s previous message |
I think my basic approach is somewhat different from the others, so here is a schematic to illustrate the concept:
The idea is to count the number of clocks in a certain time interval. Here is a little pseudocode to use it: Initial conditions: LOAD = 0 EN_CLK = 0 1 Strobe LOAD 2 Let Start_Count = BIT[27:0] 3 Assert EN_CLK 4 Wait 2 seconds 5 Deassert EN_CLK 6 Strobe LOAD 7 Let End_Count = BIT[27:0] 8 If End_Count < Start_Count then Let End_Count = End_Count + 2^28 9 Frequency = End_Count - Start_Count The answer (Frequency) is the frequency in Hertz. Of course the designer would add on a fancier output to the 8051, perhaps a shift register or memory map it to 4 bytes. Is this a good approach? - Lee |
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