Hi Guys,
I have a retrocomputing project that requires three synchronous clocks, and I'm hoping for guidance coming up with a solution that is 1980's period correct and low parts-count.
F0 = 315/88 MHz = 3.5795455 MHz
F1 = F0 * 6 = 21.4772727 Mhz
F2 = F0 * 4 = 14.3181818 MHz
Is using a 42.96 MHz master clock with integer clock division the best way, or does a more elegant method stand out? (I really need two 3.58MHz clocks, 90 degrees out of phase, if that changes things.)
Thanks,
Craig