Part Number: CDCE6214 Hi guys,
I'm bringing up a new design where the CDCE6214 is programmed over USB. The Microchip MCP2221A acts as an USB-I2C bridge.
We have a CDCE6214-Q1EVM dev kit that can be used to validate output signals and generate a memory…
Part Number: CDCE6214-Q1 What is the difference between CDCE6214-Q1 and CDCE6214-Q1EVM?
Also, I am interested to know the tech node of this part and its sourcing. Is it readily available in production volumes?
Where are its wafers produced and where is…
Hi Peter,
The Reference PRO board does not support 10MHz output. It can support the following frequencies.
If you can accept 25MHz clock, you can use LMK00304EVM, you can get four 25MHz output clocks.
Otherwise, you have to use a clock generator EVM…
Hello,
The current settings look correct. If the PLL does not lock after clicking the "recal" button, it may be because of the input. For example, when selecting "LVCMOS" input, the reference clock cannot be AC coupled. Try changing the reference source…
Hello ren,
The GUI can be found on TICSPRO-SW. I do not think we have an EVM for the commercial device however there is a CDCE6214-Q1EVM (automotive). Are you using the CDCE6214-Q1EVM?
The USB2ANY tool can be used to support different communication protocols…
Part Number: CDCE6214-Q1 Clocking team,
Can we share the example code for the MSP430 on the CDCE6214-Q1EVM?
Does the MSP430 load the CDCE6214-Q1 with an initial configuration on boot up, or does it depend on a configuration coming over USB from the GUI…