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Great Scott Gadgets HackRF - Wiring Pin Headers for Synchronization

Great Scott Gadgets HackRF
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CHAPTER
SEVENTEEN
CLOCKING
HackRF clock signals are generated by the Si5351. The plan so far:
crystal frequency: 25 MHz (supports 25 or 27 MHz)
optional clock input frequency: 10 MHz recommended (supports 10 to 40 MHz, or higher with division)
VCO frequency: 800 MHz (supports 600 to 900 MHz)
MAX2837 clock: 40 MHz
preferred MAX5864 clocks: 8, 10, 12.5, 16, 20 MHz
A clock at double the MAX5864 rate will be delivered to the CPLD and SGPIO.
LPC43xx clock: 12 MHz (from separate crystal so the ROM-based USB DFU will work)
Lemondrop+Jellybean Si5351 output mapping:
CLK0 -> MAX2837
CLK1 -> MAX5864/CPLD
CLK2 -> CPLD
CLK3 -> CPLD
CLK4 -> LPC4330
CLK5 -> RFFC5072
CLK6 -> extra
CLK7 -> extra
Jawbreaker output mapping:
CLK0 -> MAX5864/CPLD
CLK1 -> CPLD
CLK2 -> SGPIO
CLK3 -> external clock output
CLK4 -> RFFC5072
CLK5 -> MAX2837
CLK6 -> none
CLK7 -> LPC4330 (but LPC4330 will start up on its own crystal)
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