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18 / 41 page ![]() Pierce oscillator design AN2867 18/41 DocID15287 Rev 9 ± 5% of their nominal value. From crystal point of view, the two load capacitors are mounted in series which means that their contribution to the CL is (CL1 = CL2)/2. As CL1 equals CL2, the tolerance on their contribution to CL remains the same and is equal to ± 5%. Now if we consider that all the remaining contributors to the CL are maintained to their nominal values at design stage (to assess the frequency shift magnitude induced only by load capacitor tolerances), then the load capacitance seen by the crystal (CL) will either decrease by 0.175 pF or increase by the same value. This will induce an oscillation shift of: The above example shows that the lower the pullability, the lower the impact of small load capacitance deviation on the frequency shifting. Crystal pullability is an important factor when defining the final application PPM budget. Where Cm is the crystal motional capacitance C0 is the crystal shunt capacitance CL is the crystal nominal load capacitance Next sections give a more detailed description on how to calibrate the oscillation frequency and how to estimate the final accuracy uncertainty (PPM) budget. 3.8 Safety factor 3.8.1 Definition Resonators (such as crystal resonators) are well known to undergo aging effects. They manifest themselves over time in a deviation of resonator parameters from their initial values defined by the resonator specifications. Among the affected parameters there is the resonator ESR which value depends on the surrounding environmental conditions such as moisture and temperature. The oscillator transconductance also depends on the microcontroller power supply voltage and on the temperature. The safety factor parameter allows to qualify the oscillator safe operation under the operating conditions and during the application life. It measures the ability of the oscillator not to fail under operating conditions. The safety factor is defined as the ratio between the oscillator negative resistance and the resonator ESR. It is given by the below formula: 0.175 pF 45 PPM/pF × ~7.8 PPM (~0.7 s/day for a time-keeping function such as RTC) = Pullability PPM pF ⁄ () Cm 6 ×10 2C0 CL + () 2 × -------------------------------------- = Sf Oscillator negative resistance Crystal ESR ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ RADD Crystal ESR + Crystal ESR --------------------------------------------------------- == |
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