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Greg Richmond	Write for Electronic Design
Greg Richmond, vice president of engineering and CTO at SpectraLinear, holds an MSEE from Stanford University, Calif., and a BSEE from Walla Walla College, College Place, Wash. He has managed the development of over 200 high-performance timing products and has 12 integrated timing-circuit patents either issued or pending. Email address: Greg.Richmond@SpectraLinear.com Web site: http://www.spectralinear.com
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November 7, 2008 [Design View / Design Solution]
Bulletproof Your System Timing With Programmable Clocks
Ever wondered how much timing margin your system really has? You’ve probably asked some questions along these lines, such as: Does my crystal really need 20 parts-per-million (ppm) accuracy? What if noise couples to my timing clock edge? Will my display always look this good across manufacturing process corners? Is there enough timing margin to add spread spectrum (SS) for reduced electromagnetic interference (EMI)? This article helps answer...