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Pulse train speeds of 0.004 HZ to 125kHz output (Recommended 100kHz Max due to buffer switching could cause jitter).<\/strong><\/em><\/span><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
This has not really been an issue as most people are using the PTHAT to run motors and you will hardly ever go over 80kHz.
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\nBut we have had a few people wanting to push the board to higher rates and we were a little confused at how our prototype boards could go over 150kHz yet we had people reporting jitter at around 100kHz.<\/span>
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\nAfter months of investigation if turns out that when the boards were produced the manufacturers placed 0.1uf capacitors instead of 22pf capacitors on the pulse train output lines.<\/span>
\nThis is not a great issue, until you start going at speeds past 100kHz and the capacitor starts effecting the rise and fall time.<\/span><\/p>\nYou can use SMD Ceramic Capacitors 22pf 0805 footprint
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\nSo please find below a modification that will allow greater speeds (upto\u00a0500kHz)\u00a0and less jitter!<\/span><\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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