Re: [bluetooth] clk implementation

[Puloma Mukherjee <puloma@ece.sunysb.edu>]

Thankyou Alban for you prompt response.Is it alright if I email to you at
ur inventel address?
Regards,
Puloma

On Thu, 20 Mar 2003, Alban Villain wrote:

> Hi Puloma,
> 
> I guess you refer to the p. 77 of the BLuetooth Core spec. 1.1...
> The clock to be used is the bitclock. I has the same rate than the bitrate, 
> that is to say 1 MHz in this case.
> The way you can implement this clock is up to you and depends on your 
> design. If you use a oscillator which is a integer multiple of 1 MHz you 
> can simply divide it downto 1.
> Or alternatively if you use PLLs into your core you can generate the right 
> clock directly.
> 
> Do not confuse the clock I'm talking about here with the Bluetooth clock.
> 
> Best regards,
> 
> Alban Villain
> 
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> 
> >HI,
> >I need some help in implementing the clock and thus implementing the data
> >whitening block.I am coding in  verilog.I don't understand how the clock
> >is to be implemented.
> >Help in this regard is greatly appreciated.
> >
> >Regards,
> >Puloma Mukherjee
> >
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