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Clock generation is based around one or two "DRCG-lite" (DRCG = Direct Rambus Clock Generator) clockgen ICs by varying manufacturers (Cypress CY2212 or TI CDCR61A).
Clock generation is based around one or two "DRCG-lite" (DRCG = Direct Rambus Clock Generator) clockgen ICs by varying manufacturers (Cypress CY2212 or TI CDCR61A).


===DRCG-lite #1===
All of these boards have an DRCG-lite IC which has an 18.432 Mhz XTAL connected to it's inputs. This DRCG-lite is set for a multiplier of 64/3 and thus creates a 393.216 Mhz clock.
All of these boards have an DRCG-lite IC which has an 18.432 Mhz XTAL connected to it's inputs. This DRCG-lite is set for a multiplier of 64/3 and thus creates a 393.216 Mhz clock for [[Emotion Engine|EE]] and [[Rambus DRAM|RDRAM]].


===DRCG-lite #2===
Additionally, all boards (GH-001, GH-003, GH-005, GH-007, GH-012, GH-014, GH-016) that have the original [[Graphics_Synthesizer|GS]] (with metal heat spreader, CXD2934GB) have a second DRCG-lite IC (also with an 18.432 Mhz XTAL) which is set to a multiplier of 16 to generate a 294.912 Mhz which is fed into GS. ''This additional DRCG is not found on their same-chassis-counterparts (GH-004, GH-006, GH-008, GH-010, GH-013) that use the second revision GS (CXD2944GB).''
''This additional DRCG is not found on boards from the same chassis types that use the second revision GS (CXD2944GB) (GH-004, GH-006, GH-008, GH-010, GH-013).''


All boards that have the original [[Graphics_Synthesizer|GS]] with metal heat spreader, CXD2934GB (GH-001, GH-003, GH-005, GH-007, GH-012, GH-014, GH-016), have a second DRCG-lite IC (also with an 18.432 Mhz XTAL) which is set to a multiplier of 16 to generate a 294.912 Mhz clock which is fed into GS.
= F, G, H chassis =
= F, G, H chassis =
Based around one "DRCG-lite" and one "GMCG" (=Graphics Media Clock Generator, e.g. Cypress CY24141) clock generator.  
Based around one "DRCG-lite" and one "GMCG" (=Graphics Media Clock Generator) clock generator. The GMCG has a 18.432 Mhz XTAL and generates both, a 54 Mhz or 53.9 Mhz (selectable) clock and also creates a 18.432 Mhz input clock for the DRCG-lite. The DRCG-lite is set for a multiplier of 64/3 and thus creates a 393.216 Mhz clock.
 
===GMCG===
The GMCG has a 18.432 Mhz XTAL and generates a 54 Mhz or 53.9 Mhz clock for GS (selection between 54 and 53.9 is done via control line from [[DEV9C]], later from the SPU2+DEV9C-Controller combo IC) and also creates a 18.432 Mhz input clock for the DRCG-lite.  
 
===DRCG-lite===
The main clock output of DRCG-lite is set for a multiplier of 64/3 and thus creates a 393.216 Mhz clock for [[Emotion Engine|EE]] and [[Rambus DRAM|RDRAM]]. Additionally, DRCG lite generates a 9.216 Mhz clock signal for GS from the 18.432 Mhz input via a multiplier of 0.5.


= I, J, K, L, M chassis =
= I, J, K, L, M chassis =
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= N, P, R chassis =
= N, P, R chassis =
Based around one single clock generator IC with an 18.432 Mhz XTAL, similar, but not identical to the "GMCG" mentioned above. It outputs a 18.432 Mhz clock (for EE/the SoC of these chassis), a 25 Mhz clock (for the ethernet transceiver) and a (likely switchable) 54/53.9 Mhz clock (for GS, see above). Part number on IC case is always (?) '''627G04LF'''. Not much else is known, since no public datasheet is available.
Based around one single clock generator IC with an 18.432 Mhz XTAL. Part number on IC case is always (?) '''627G04LF'''. Not much else is known, since no public datasheet is available.
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