Re: Crystal oscillator theory.

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From: Greg Watson
Date: Mon, 18 Sep 1989 08:36

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If people are still interested in more crystal oscillator design info, then
please e-mail me. A colleague of mine has written a short paper on the
subject, containing only a few simple equations - it's more of a hands-on
intuitive guide to designing these circuits. I will snail-mail you a copy,
so please supply a full postal address. Obviously alternatives will have to
be considered if the volume of requests gets too large.

Regards,

Greg Watson

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