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what is a post pre scaled clock

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hi all
i want to know what is meant by a post prescaled clock...

Thanks in advance
 

Pre scaling and post scaling is some kind of multiplier or divider to the actual clock signal, which will give the same signal as of we have connected a large value crystal.

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Here pre means at the input side while the post means operation done at the output.

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With regards,
ATUL SINGH
 
So in this case .the clock is both pre scalable as well as post scalable...Am i right?

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What is the advantage of doing so..

Thanks for the reply
 
as i already told in my previous thread that u can achieve a clock of higher frequency using a clock lower frequency value.
 

Hi,

I know a predivider or postdivider with a PLL.
Because a PLL has a limited input range (e.g. form 1MHz to 2MHz) we need the pre dividing to connect a clock with a high frequency
A PLL often has also a limited output range (e.g. 250MHz to 500MHz) so you need a post divider to get the correct output frequency

What is the circuit which uses your pre/post scaled clock?

regards
 
The clock was connected to a wake up timer..thanks for the reply ..I understood the idea
 

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