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In the datasheet of the TLK110 under the description of "CLKOUT" it is written: "In RMII mode, this pin provides a 50MHz clock output. This feature allows other devices to use the reference clock from TLK110 without requiring additional clock sources."
be "warned" :)
CLKOUT on the TLK110 is simply a 50 MHz reference clock that doesn't have any timing relationship to the RMII signals. Therefore, it can not be used as the 50MHz RMII reference clock
it is tlk110 specification.
btw:
This issue has been highlighted ... errata will be updated with this item to ensure that customers understand that they should not use TLK110 50MHz output as RMII_REFCLK.
http://www.microchip.com/DevelopmentTools/ProductDetails.aspx?PartNO=EVB8720
hi
please support LAN8720 ( too ) in ethernet demo
cause, its an alternate to tlk110 and :
LAN8270 Module are on market ready to go
http://www.ebay.com/itm/LAN8720-Ethernet-Module-Network-Transceiver-Embedded-Web-Server-RMII-PHY-/272371215716
The board has a 50 MHz clk on board ( no problem for using in Silicon Rev 0 with jitter problem )
the board is cheap!
thank you !
best wishes
rudi ;-)
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