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Oscillations--intertrack capacitance

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Electrix

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I am building a circuit that requires a PIC micro running with 2 XTAL Oscillators. (The main clock and one for the Timer 1) Now I'm using the PIC16F73 which has pins 9-10 for main oscillr and pins 11-12 for Timer1 oscillator..I initailly thought of making the circuit on a Gerenal Purpose Board (Punch through Holes Type). But I fear that the oscillations from adjacent XTALs could play havoc !!
How should I go about designing my PCB ?? I have almost always used my General Purpose Board for small circuits..but for this one I need your opinion...
 
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I am building a circuit that requires a PIC micro running with 2 XTAL Oscillators. (The main clock and one for the Timer 1) Now I'm using the PIC16F73 which has pins 9-10 for main oscillr and pins 11-12 for Timer1 oscillator..I initailly thought of making the circuit on a Gerenal Purpose Board (Punch through Holes Type). But I fear that the oscillations from adjacent XTALs could play havoc !!
How should I go about designing my PCB ?? I have almost always used my General Purpose Board for small circuits..but for this one I need your opinion...

Try it and see!, I don't see it being a problem, your fears are mostly groundless.
 
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