externally-clocked module
[ɪkˈstɜːrnəli klɒkt ˈmɒdjuːl]
nounpl: externally-clocked modules
módulo sincronizado externamente
1. A hardware or software module whose operational timing and synchronization is controlled by an external clock signal rather than an internal clock generator
The externally-clocked module receives timing pulses from the main system clock to ensure synchronized operation across multiple processors.
O módulo sincronizado externamente recebe pulsos de tempo do relógio principal do sistema para garantir operação sincronizada entre múltiplos processadores.
2. In digital electronics, a functional unit that depends on an external timing reference to control its input/output operations and data processing cycles
The audio processing externally-clocked module must be synchronized with the host system's sample rate clock.
O módulo de processamento de áudio sincronizado externamente deve estar sincronizado com o relógio de taxa de amostragem do sistema hospedeiro.
This is technical jargon primarily used in electronics engineering, digital signal processing, and audio engineering contexts. It is domain-specific terminology with identical usage across Brazilian Portuguese, European Portuguese, and English-speaking countries. The term is essential in professional documentation for hardware and software integration specifications.
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