Hello All, There was a previous project done in my research group where a external device generates a 64 MHz clock to the USRP1 in addition to a PPS signal. Currently I am making appropriate changes so a similar project can be used for the USRP2/N210. I was wondering if the same 64MHz external clock is connected to the USRP2, would this override the default 100MHz master clock? I am still fairly new to the USRP, so this could be a very trivial question. My understanding right now is that an external reference clock has to be equal to an integer division of 100MHz (i.e 100MHz/n), but this could be totally wrong. Any advice on this issue would be greatly appreciated.
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