Part Number: CDC3RL02 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMH2191TMEVAL , LMH2191 Hi team,
Customer wants to use two clock buffer cdc3rl02 cascades to output three channel clock signals, but has concern that the voltage range may not enough, there are several…
Part Number: CDC3RL02 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMK1C1102 Team:
Can i use this device for 32.768KHZ input? I notice that it is just for 10MHZ and above. If not ,could you recommend one which is used for 32.768KHZ?
Part Number: CDC3RL02 Hello
1.Datasheet shows that MCLK_IN recommend input max voltage is 1.89V,actually my external TCXO is 19.2MHz,1.8V level; I am worried clock's ripple maybe will click the max volatge, is it necessary to change the clock buffer …
Part Number: CDC3RL02 Hello team
Could you let me get your advice on the below query?
VBAT : 3.3V / 3.6V / 4.2V
Requirements
Current Consumption Data
Condition
VBAT : 3.3V / 3.6V / 4.2V
Cap Load : 10pF
26MHz output working at both CLK_OUT1…
Part Number: CDC3RL02 Team
One thing, I would like to share is below.
Currently I am under competition with competitor Part from ONSEMI.
And my customer has informed that the part has total 4mA current consumption with 52MHz output x 2channel.
Could you…
Part Number: CDC3RL02 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TINA-TI Tool/software: TINA-TI or Spice Models Hi Team,
The IBIS module shows there are three options about CLK_OUT, what does CLK_OUT mean here?
If it represents the Vcc of LDO, it doesn't match the…
Part Number: CDC3RL02 We're using the device to allow us to choose between two clock sources (i.e 2 instances of the CDC3RL02). This means that two CLK_OUT pins are tied together.
Connected in this way, is there any risk of back feeding:
Causing…
Part Number: CDC3RL02 Hi team,
I have a question regarding CDC3RL02. Here is my basic setup:
VBATT = 3.3V
MCLK = 24MHZ 1.8V CMOS
LDO = unused/floating
With the above, my output looks like Image 1 (below). However, when I drop VBATT to 1.8V, the output…
Part Number: CDC3RL02 Can the buffer output CLK_OUT1/2 take in bias from external circuit? or need to add series AC coupling cap to prevent any external circuit from biasing the CLK_OUT 1/2 ?
Part Number: CDC3RL02 We made a mistake and tied the clock request lines to VLDO thinking it was always on. Now I see you're not supposed to do that. Is it possible to power VLDO from an external 1.8V supply to force it to turn on? I tried just tying…