Unused Pins are brought out to Testpoints in 100 mil grid. The Coolrunner remembers its configuration and can be reprogrammed using the standard Xilinx USB dongle. It has a 10 pin 2mm header for this purpose. Small circuits can run at 200 MHz. This function exists already: < https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/4Bpcfouj8WH0shNGIyuVUtMTjNZETYmyPJy0liipFm0?

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I really need to measure 10 MHz to an accuracy of 1 part in 10E-13 / second (ignoring the accuracy of my workshop standard). I've tried multiplying the 10 MHz to the GHz frequencies, but never manage to improve on the technique I mention in my first question. Any ideas for a relatively cheap way of doing this.

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I'm testing the behavior of B210-based systems, comparing the performance with "internal" and "external" (10 MHz) clock source. Expect for the following "is the 10 MHz input actually present" check running when the app starts, the two branches share the same code.

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It also needs to pass 10 MHz. Don’t have a phone in sight? How about WiFi, Bluetooth, and RF based remote controls …. Why is it a threat? The RF comes back into your amp and changes bias levels / inter modulates with the 10 MHz. Either way, your 10 MHz moves around a bit. Is this purely theoretical? Nope, it happens far more often than you’d think.

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> >>> > >>> > >>> Is simultanuous use of dual 10 Gbit or 10 Gbit + PCI-E use supported > >>> yet in the hardware, firmware and software?