What Are the Default Clock Frequencies for Various Boards?

General Questions
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What are the default clock frequencies for the different boards used with Sci-Compiler?

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The default clock frequencies for various boards are typically derived from the ADC (Analog-to-Digital Converter) clock. Below is a list of the default clock frequencies for commonly used boards:

  • DT1260: 62.5 MHz
  • DT5550: 80 MHz
  • DT5550W-Petiroc: 160 MHz
  • DT5550W-Citiroc: 80 MHz
  • R5560/SE: 125 MHz
  • DT5560: 125 MHz
  • DT5771: 200 MHz
  • V2495: 50 MHz (This board doesn’t have an ADC; 50 MHz is the main clock, which is also used for VME communication.)
  • V2740: 125 MHz
  • V2730: 125 MHz (The ADC clock runs at 500 MHz, but signals are used in Time-Multiplexed mode.)
  • ADC121: 250 MHz (The ADC clock runs at 1 GHz, but signals are used in Time-Multiplexed mode.)
  • DAQ14125: 125 MHz

These frequencies are critical for understanding the timing and performance of the system, especially when designing high-speed signal processing algorithms or ensuring synchronized data acquisition across multiple channels.