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crystal measurement on osc.

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I own crystal by value 60 Mhz and i want to display the signal wave form on oscilloscope

Explain how to display the wave form and component will be use in this operation ????
 

hey, if you are having only crystal and not xtal oxcilator.... then well you will require two inverters connected in loop or other way as shown in sch.
try it... it will work...........
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Thanks for your effort


but please tell me about the values of CMOS & C1 & C2 & Rv
 

The CMOS is just an inverter gate.. if your crystal is 60MHz, you have to get an inverter that is fast enough (quick response time) in order for that to work.

For the capacirotrs (in PIERCE OSCILLATOR) i think anything under 15pf will do just fine.. if you can't find 15pf, use smaller values not bigger ones.


as for Rv .. i don't know.. but i would try a 1Mohm too
 

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