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Can someone explain the origin or history of the term 'derived clock'?

I am interested in knowing the origin or history of the term 'derived clock' as it applies to FPGA programming.  See the link below.

https://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-3003

 

Thank you.

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A derived clock is nothing more than a clock you created (derived) from a real hardware clock.  This is done by multiplying and/or dividing the base clock.

 

This is needed for some applications to make some segments work faster/slower than what the base clock will allow, usually with signal processing.


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