We use SiTime, very stable over temperature (100Mhz as well)

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 Yigit Turgut
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Subject: [EE] Clock source choice for FPGA

Hey all,

I have a system working as expected and now I reached the prototyping phase=
.. The thing is, I developed the system on a development board with everythi=
ng embedded on it but I am not using all the peripherals. At the prototyped=
 PCB there will only be 1 adc, 1 dac , clock and the FPGA itself.
It's the Xilinix Spartan 3E board.

Thus I am looking for options to choose  a very stable clock source (200MHz=
 would be great but I can live with the 100MHz as well). I am sure some of =
you experienced this scheme before and can provide some insight.

Cheers.
Y.
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