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delay of nanosecond Teensy ?
is it so possible to make a delay of nanosecond between a low and high state with a teensy 3.6 seen that its frequency 180 MHZ ?
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I don't think the pin drivers can go that fast even if given a 500MHz signal... Typical external CMOS pins have rise- and fall- times of a few ns.
For faster you need impedance matched LVDS or similar - this is into the microwave frequency domain, everything needs to be a transmission
line.
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experimentally with the microsecond delay function I can go down to 7 microseconds after remaining constant!
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Here's a thread about fast I/O on Teensy 3.6 which might help. In particular, look for the info about disabling slew rate limiting (which normally you would want, as it greatly reduces high frequency noise & other undesirable effects).
https://forum.pjrc.com/threads/41874...l=1#post132347
And here is similar info for Teensy 4
https://forum.pjrc.com/threads/57185...l=1#post212236
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