??? 04/06/09 13:35 Modified: 04/06/09 13:38 Read: times |
#164396 - You need an oscillator, which can be strobed? Responding to: ???'s previous message |
You mean an oscillator whose output can be put in tristate mode, by the help of a control signal? And everything you have now is a crystal showing two pins?
Then, you should build a Pierce oscillator by the help of an CMOS inverter like the 74HC04 e.g. followed by a tristate buffer like the 74HC125. Or is it enough to be able to turn the oscillator off, where the osillator is allowed to emit permanently 0 or 1? What is your clock frequency? Kai |