
Tobias K. answered 03/23/21
UCLA Electrical Engineering Undergraduate
Because we know the duty cycle is 60%, we know that for 40% of the cycle's period, the clock is low.
Knowing this fact, we can use the following relation: 50microsec / 40% = fullPeriod / 100%. The full period comes out to be 125 microseconds.
To get the frequency, all we need to do is use the frequency-period relationship: frequency = 1 / period. After plugging in the values for the period, the clock frequency comes out to be 8000Hz (or 8kHz).