Well, I certainly would be keen to hear your further reports on this.


One thing to consider is that if you're going to build a fan-out buffer, you might as well build a 28.8MHz source using one of the easily-available 14.4Mhz TCXOs that are "out there", and design
  a doubler--this will give you a clock source that's about 2.5PPM, instead of the 100-150PPM of the "native" crystal.
 
I've found that the dongles require about 0dBm on the Xtal_In pin to work reliably, so you need about +3dBm for two of them, etc.
 
 
on Sep 26, 2013, Juha Vierinen <x...@mit.edu> wrote:
 
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