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CDCM61001/CDCM61004 Phase relationship question

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Shahzad Malik97479
Posted by Shahzad Malik97479
on Mar 02 2012 16:37 PM
Prodigy125 points

Does the CDCM61001/CDCM61004 parts guarantee a phase relationship between
the XIN reference input and the OUTP/N pins? If so, how do I know this?

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  • Matt Sunna
    Posted by Matt Sunna
    on Mar 02 2012 16:49 PM
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    Hi Shahzad,

    Unfortunately the CDCM6100x does not have deterministic phase relationship between the XIN reference and the outputs.

    Best regards,

    Matt

     

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  • Alan Ocampo
    Posted by Alan Ocampo
    on Apr 09 2012 18:05 PM
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    Hi Shahzad,

    I may be late to address this question.  If you are still looking for a clock solution that can provide deterministic phase relationship between input reference and output clocks, I suggest the following low-noise clock generators which support 0-delay mode with internal or external feedback.

    LMK03200: 0-delay PLL clock generator with integrated VCO.

    LMK04800: Low-noise clock cleaner with dual loop PLLs and integrated VCO.  The LMK04800 supports 0-delay feedback in Dual PLL mode as well as Single PLL mode.  To support 0-delay and clock phase alignment/synchronization, the clock distribution section also supports programmable digital delay and analog delay for coarse and fine skew adjustment respectively.

    Best regards,

    Alan

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