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What external and internal clock rates do the 5000 Series chips support?

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What external and internal clock rates do the 5000 Series chips support?

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The FT 5000 Smart Transceiver and the Neuron 5000 Processor each require an external 10MHz crystal oscillator. From this external clock, an on-chip phase-locked loop (PLL) applies a user-specified multiplier to generate the internal clock for the chip. The maximum multiplier is 8, resulting in a maximum internal clock speed of 80 MHz. The 3100 Series chips used a fixed multiplier of 0.5, so that a 10MHz external clock resulted in a 5MHz internal clock. As a result, a 5000 Series chip running with a 10MHz crystal and the maximum 8 times clock multiplier is 16 times faster than a 3100 Series chip running with a 10MHz crystal and the fixed 0.5 multiplier.

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