What is the crystal accuracy ppm on the XEM3001 boards?
The markings on the can I’m looking at is 2400ECSXR I’m having trouble getting that back to a part spec.
Sorry if I’m missing this in the docs but I can’t see it yet.
thanks
Stephen
What is the crystal accuracy ppm on the XEM3001 boards?
The markings on the can I’m looking at is 2400ECSXR I’m having trouble getting that back to a part spec.
Sorry if I’m missing this in the docs but I can’t see it yet.
thanks
Stephen
It is around 50ppm, but it is not spec’ed or guaranteed.
Thanks for that, all I needed to know.
Hi,
For Crystal accuracy you have to consider : initial tolerance (manufacturing) and temperature coefficient.
Indeed, crystal frequency varies with its temperature : typically about 1 ppm / degree C for AT cut crystal, but slope varies
In general, crystal temperature is ambiant temperature + a constant delta (ie 10?C)
Check this excellent TN :
http://literature.agilent.com/litweb/pdf/5965-7662E.pdf
Furthermore, as XEM boards provides 2 sources for clocks (ti_clk = clk reconstructed from USB and other clocks made from board quartz + PLL) i think accuracy could be assessed (at least vs host PC USB clk which maybe of a better accuracy)
Another idea : write a little C application using NTP (or even better : a GPS device ) => you can then assess XEM quartz drift in various ambiant temperature
Regards