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From: pepke@gw.scri.fsu.edu (Eric Pepke)
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Subject: Re: cheap hi-speed oscillator
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Date: 9 Nov 90 16:13:26 GMT
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In article <3978@amc-gw.amc.com> richm@amc-gw.amc.com (Rich Moran) writes:
> Try a 74S124.  It's a dual voltage-controlled oscillator.  Typical Fmax 
is
> 85MHz, according to the TI data book.

That's pretty good.  Does anybody know of a VCO that will go up to 110 
MHz?  Or alternately, a good source of 110 MHz crystals and an oscillator 
circuit that will drive them?  I just need a tiny deviation from 110 MHz, 
so a little variable capacitor might be all that is needed.

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