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low jitter clock help needed
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Hi
Could some one help me out in connecting a low jitter clock to a Sony CDP101 cd player. I attached a scan of the schematic where i found the clock but am confused with the topografy of it. Meaning all the low jitter clock instalations are simple "just remove the XO / caps ..and connect the new clock" Could somebody take a look and tell if i take out the XO and the other parts , connect the new clock to pin 26 or 27 , to both. I would go with the trail and error approach but I am afraid i could ruin the DAC. If i am not careful. looking forward to the wisdom of the forum |
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I would connect it like this:
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I would rather connect to C IN. If you are using a kwak-clock you could also connect the inverted output to -C IN (pin 27). And omit the transformer. |
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Hi
Thanks for the reply I will try both and see if it works. great help . I looked at the kwak clock and do not know where is the inverted output of the clock. I must say I am new at this I am more on the practical side and better on reading / understanding schematics than on the theory side. I am attaching the schematics of the kwak clock i am using. Thanks anyway TICO |
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Thanks Pilli and Tico
I will post my results when i hook it up Thanks again guys. :) |
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I am afraid that 35MHz crystal will not work in the kwak-clock.... |
clock connections
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Well i will see i did try it with 27Mhz and it worked fine.
I have an oscilloscope to track the signal if that does not trigger then i have a similar design the hagclock and try that. thanks |
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or this one as well.:)
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