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SN74AVC24T245ZRGR Need Prop delay 1-641580006

SN74AVC24T245ZRGR Need Prop delay 1-641580006

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Tyler Holeman
Posted by Tyler Holeman
on Mar 15 2010 16:01 PM
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FW: SN74AVC24T245ZRGR Need Prop delay. hot

sales team,

Can you please help me verify prop delay for SN74AVC24T245ZRGR. Two quesitons. customer is in layout now.

1. I want to make sure that all 24 bits have the same prop delay through the chip. (Vcca = 1.8V, Vccb=3.3V, prop delay is 0.5 to 3.3ns).

2. what is the lane to lane prop delay deviation?

Laurie Verboort | Sr. Field Applications Engineer | Arrow Electronics Portland 8905 SW Nimbus Ave suite 450, Creekside Six Beaverton OR 97008 | T: 503 629-7300 | Cell: 503 819-0642 | Lverboort@arrow.com www.arrownac.com | www.arrowdevtools.com ________________________________

From: Sheldon Sun [mailto:SSun@Omneon.com] Sent: Monday, March 15, 2010 10:41 AM To: LAURIE VERBOORT Subject: RE: SN74AVC24T245ZRGR Hi Laurie, Yes you are correct, I want to make sure that all 24 bits have the same prop delay through the chip. (Vcca = 1.8V, Vccb=3.3V, prop delay is 0.5 to 3.3ns). But what is the lane to lane prop delay deviation? Your timing is perfect I was just about to put this part into the schematics. Regards, Sheldon ________________________________

From: LAURIE VERBOORT [mailto:lverboort@arrow.com] Sent: Monday, March 15, 2010 10:36 AM To: Sheldon Sun Subject: RE: SN74AVC24T245ZRGR Sheldon Sorry, I missed this one. What voltage are you using to power the chip? page 9 of data sheet has (INPUT) (OUTPUT) Are you wanting to make sure all 24 bit have same prop delay through the chip and the time for this? laurie Verboort ________________________________

From: Sheldon Sun [mailto:SSun@Omneon.com] Sent: Tuesday, March 09, 2010 1:49 PM To: LAURIE VERBOORT Subject: SN74AVC24T245ZRGR Hi Laurie, Can you please let me know what the signal (in/out) to signal (in/out) propagation delay is between signals in the chip? Regards, Sheldon





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  • Hattie
    Posted by Hattie
    on Mar 15 2010 16:35 PM
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    Our guarantee for skew for CMOS parts is 1ns into equal loads and they will usually run less than 500ps although not guaranteed.

    Worst case skew is 200ps for the SN74AVC**T245 from the char data.

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