??? 08/03/04 17:52 Read: times |
#75357 - RE: measure pulse width 0.12 ns resolution Responding to: ???'s previous message |
measure pulse width 0.12 ns resolution
indicates that you want to measure a pulse not a running clock. To achieve this you need at a minimum a clock of 1/resolution = 1/120p = 8.33 GigaHertz. This will exculude any microcontroller I know of. The chip (CPLD?) you need to use for this must have a clock at 10GHz. The best I can find from Xilinx is 500MHz. This, as stated in the post, may be possible, but is waaay beyond the scope of this forum. If, however, we are talking about a continuous clock, not a pulse, some solutions may come forward. Please clarify. Erik |