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Interfacing PIC + Shift register

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Hi,

sorry for the silly question, but I am looking to drive some Nixie tubes using a HV shift register like the HV5522. Now the problem is that I need to use a PIC with a frequency of 10MHz (for accurate timing reasons). The datasheet for the HV5522 states that the maximum clk is 8MHz, how would I realistically be able to have the two communicate with each other?

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Dear friend,

You never bothering about HV5522 clock.Because it minimum clk frequency is not mentioned ,so you can use any clock frequency.Actually clock means a pulse, easy way to generate clk is make a output pin status from low to high, then it act as clock pulse.
 

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