Data Frequency Definition

DspSee Symbol

Active Edge	Data Frequency
Falling	It is the inverse of time difference between two consecutive falling data edges when they cross a specific reference level.
Rising	It is the inverse of time difference between two consecutive rising data edges when they cross a specific reference level.
Both	It is the inverse of time difference between two consecutive data edges (a rising & a falling) when they cross a specific reference level.

Significance of statistics:
Mean	The mean data frequency should be as close to the required data frequency as possible. A lower frequency will result in a slower system speed. A higher frequency will result in smaller timing margins.
Min	The min data frequency should be as close to the required data frequency as possible. A lower data frequency will result in lesser system speed.
Max	The max data frequency should also be as close to the required data frequency as possible. A higher data frequency will result in lesser timing margins.
Peak cy-cy	Very important. The peak cycle-to-cycle data frequency should be as small as possible. A higher value will result in a smaller timing margin.
Peak-to-peak	The peak-to-peak value should be as small as possible.