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Hello
I had used PSoC4100S Plus.
I Can Select Sensing Frequency 46.88Khz~ 6000KHz.
When I select certain frequency (46.88Khz~ 6000KHz)and Sense clock Source (SSC6, SSC7, SSC9, SSC10, PRS8, PRS12)
How can I Calculate sensing frequency sweep range?
ex) 3000Khz, PRS8 -> 2700Khz~ 3300Khz
because I want to evade certain frequency range, I need to know that frequency range.
Regards,
Sunghun noh
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Hi suno_285741,
1. When you are using SSC, the scan frequency (Fsw) or the Tx clock frequency is chosen as the center frequency and the spread happens to 32 different clocks evenly spaced over +/- 10% from the center frequency. Therefore if you choose the scan clock to be 300 kHz, you can expect 32 different clocks in the range 270 kHz to 330 kHz. Note that SSC is most effective when you choose lower sense clock frequencies. Please note the conditions mentioned in the component datasheet to choose the right SSCx for your design.
2. If you are using PRS, the Fsw you set is the maximum scan frequency and clock spreads to ModClk/ 2^PRS_N, where PRS_N is 8 or 12. Use Fsw/2 for all the calculations. (RawCounts, Cp etc)
Regards,
Bragadeesh
Bragadeesh
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Hi suno_285741,
1. When you are using SSC, the scan frequency (Fsw) or the Tx clock frequency is chosen as the center frequency and the spread happens to 32 different clocks evenly spaced over +/- 10% from the center frequency. Therefore if you choose the scan clock to be 300 kHz, you can expect 32 different clocks in the range 270 kHz to 330 kHz. Note that SSC is most effective when you choose lower sense clock frequencies. Please note the conditions mentioned in the component datasheet to choose the right SSCx for your design.
2. If you are using PRS, the Fsw you set is the maximum scan frequency and clock spreads to ModClk/ 2^PRS_N, where PRS_N is 8 or 12. Use Fsw/2 for all the calculations. (RawCounts, Cp etc)
Regards,
Bragadeesh
Bragadeesh