??? 09/16/04 05:26 Read: times |
#77480 - RE: Synchronous Clocks Responding to: ???'s previous message |
It simply means that the bit fields are alligned with each other and so are in phase,obviously the master clock is a intger multiple of the data clock and so you will see an integer multiple master clock transistions for each data clock transition.I am surprised that nobody has suggested using a phase locked loop. |
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