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dave vanhorn escribi—:

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> If you try to run a chip faster than it's rated speed, it may work, but if
> it fails in any way to operate properly, it's YOUR fault. The supplier will
> not help you.   Making it run at 11.05 instead of 10 is something I might
> do for a hobby project, but I would <NEVER> do that in production. Not even
> 11.10

Thanks Dave.
    All circuits admit to exceed the limits in some amount.
              I have difficulties to obtain 20Mh. (not if hay)y pequ6nas
series, for that reason, I try to force the 10 Mhz. for a assembly, that, if it
works, I want to commercialize.

    Saludos
            Jose Antonio Gracia

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