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Silicon Creations Free-Running Oscillator IP

The page says these oscillators can be optimized for specifications as good as the quoted accuracy and jitter.

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Overview

Silicon Creations Free-Running Oscillator IP is a family of on-chip oscillators that need no external resonator. Trimming is available. The provider describes uses such as watchdog timers and MCU core clocks, and quotes best-case accuracy and period jitter that are not a guarantee for every macro. This is not a PLL and it is not crystal-grade accuracy.

That is a family best case, not a result for every macro or every process.

Technical capabilities

  • Finder function

    On-chip oscillator

  • Configuration checks

    Accuracy, trimming, and PVT limits depend on the macro. The quoted best case is not crystal-grade accuracy and is not guaranteed for every member.

  • Recorded aliases

    on chip oscillator; free running oscillator; watchdog clock; low power clock

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Clocking IP
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