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Article #15208Re: Need circuit for switched 14 Mhz oscillator
From: Thomas Schaerer
Date: Wed, 23 Dec 1992 20:31
Date: Wed, 23 Dec 1992 20:31
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Wayne (wayne@r-node.gts.org) wrote: : I'm working on a project that requires a switched 14 Mhz oscillator. : I am currently using a 14 Mhz crystal, a 1M feedback resistor and a : couple of capacitors on a 74HC00. My problem is that the oscillator : will occasionally either not start or oscillate at a higher harmonic. : When it does work the output is also pretty feeble so I know I'm doing : something wrong. Hello Wayne, You wrote too less about your crystal-oscillator. But I believe I see your problem: The oscillator can not allways start or it starts with a higher harmonic frequency. The gain is to less with basic crystal- frequency. Perhaps you have a highpass between the first and second gate of the 74HC00. In this case, it's possible the cornerfrequency of this highpass is too high. Another ting, can it bee the 1 M-Ohm resistor makes with a parasit-capacity a lowpass which also can reduce the needed gain with basic crystal-frequency? So I hope I can help you. If have more problems write to my mailbox. Nice X-Mas Thomas
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