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Does clock multiplier mean that the frequency is doubled? For example, if the original frequency is 25MHz, the frequency will be 50 MHz after multiplier by 2. Am I right?
firstival expresseon clock multiplier, it is really doesn't make sense, because botom line of clock multiplecation is PLL. if you chose to use PLL in your circuit, than it is not really multiplier it is PLL.
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