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Improved specification of sync clock protocol #192
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@filcarv @Poofjunior @artursilva0 @bruno-f-cruz I have decided to try and tidy up the synchronization clock protocol to fit within the style of all the other specs. Specifically, I continue to have questions about how best to represent little-endian byte ordering (right-to-left or left-to-right, indices are correct and consistent with @filcarv @Poofjunior I have grouped both the oscilloscope and the logic analyzer trace in the same section, let me know of thoughts and/or whether you would prefer to see both, or just one or the other, or keep them separate (and if so, in which section). @Poofjunior On the example schematic for the audio jack connector for Harp synchronization signal (ESD protected with TVS diode) provided with the pico template, I was wondering if it might make sense to transfer a copy of that specific schematic to this repository for now, so we could reference it locally as in the other files and make the final distribution self-contained? |
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* Improved specification of synchronization clock protocol * Adopt requirement key words from RFC 2119 * Reorganize document sections for consistency and improve wording * Add explicit transmission packet diagram
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This is to clarify the initial alignment should be done as fast as possible, and synchronization must thereafter be kept.
This PR builds on top of and supersedes #61 by restructuring the synchronization clock protocol specification to improve wording and consistency with other spec documents.
Closes #155