Part Number: CDCE925 Hello.
I was able to get the desired frequency output in pll, but the output wave resembles more of a triagnlish sine wave. I was expecting more of a square wave output.
Would there be a way to fix this problem?
My input crystal frequency…
Part Number: CDCE925 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CDCE949 Dears:
Do you have CDCE925 hardware reference design, the EVM reference design device is CDCE949, thanks!
Part Number: CDCE925 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CDCE949 , SN74LVC2G157 , LMK00105 , CDCE6214 , CDCM6208 Hi,
I am using CDCE949 clock generator. I want to disable one of the clock generator pin and use external clock source with SMA connector through…
Part Number: CDCE925 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CDCE913 Dear Sirs,
regarding the CDCE913 CLK in voltage range, for which we wrongly assumed it is 3.3v compatible, as described in this topic:
https://e2e.ti.com/support/clock-timing-group/clock-and…
Part Number: CDCE925 Hello,
The CDCE925 data sheet Pin Functions table mentions the Xin/CLK and S0 pins as LVCMOS compatible input pins . Normally LVCMOS logic levels are referenced to 3.3V .
But the recommended operating conditions table mentions the input…
Part Number: CDCE925 Can you please confirm on the life time for the CDCE925 PLL?
The data sheet mentions the Data retention time as 10 years minimum. Is that mean the guaranteed life span for the device is only 10 years / it would require reprogramming…
Part Number: CDCE925CDCE925 data sheet mentions below points:
a) On-Chip VCXO: Pull Range ±150 ppm : Is this means the input clock source can have a tolerance up to ±150 ppm? Question especially applies when using a 16Mhz oscillator as input…
Part Number: CDCE925 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CDCEL925 , The CDCE(L)9x datasheet says up to 4 devices can be connected onto the same I2C bus. That's fine if all 4 have unique I2C addr.
We're planning on using a CDCE925 (3V3 CLK O/P) and CDCEL925…
Part Number: CDCE925 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CLOCKPRO , CDCE949 Hello Team,
Would you advise that my customer would like to achieve below Clocks by CDCE925
without I2C and by mode pin change (mode 0, mode1).
Q1. Is it available by CDCE925 below…