Part Number: CDCL1810 Dear Forum,
The CDCL1810 device defaults to 1:1 frequency division and enabled outputs. However, I would need a different division ratio from the very moment that the chip starts to receive the clock signal on its (CLKP, CLKN) input…
Vraj,
I am taking over this question while Andrea is out of office. In regards to your original question. Yes, it it is possible to DC couple a LVPECL into your other device. The first place to look as Andrea mentioned is the input requirements for your…
Pat,
Note that the datasheet for the LMK00334 does not list CML as an output type. If CML is your desired output you may want to look for a buffer that supports CML outputs such as the CDCL1810
Which inputs I should route to (preferred for best performance…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CDCL1810 Does t he LVDS input of CDCL1810 have the internal common - mode biasing voltage? O r it has to use external bias voltage?
Hi Henry,
We have two 1:10 buffers that support CML output, they are CDCL1810 and CDCL1810A.
If LVPECL output is acceptable, we have CDCLVP1102 which is a 1:2 buffer.
We have some other clock dividers that may fit your needs. Please take a look at our offering here:
www.ti.com/.../products.html
I recommend looking into LMK01000 and CDCL1810 for low additive jitter.
The LMK010x0 family are low-jitter has 8 outputs…
Hi Prahlad,
I don't believe we have CDC318A in Industrial Grade.
You could try CDCL1810, 10-output high-performance clock distributor that supports I2C interface for individual output enable/disable.
http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/cdcl1810.pdf
R…
Hello Asad,
the CDCM61001 + buffer IC will be a fine solution. You didn't indicate what signaling your inputs require. Is it LVDS, CML, LVPECL, or single-ended?
If it's LVDS , you could use the CDCMVD110: http://focus.ti.com/docs/prod/folders…
Hello Tom,
I am not sure I fully comprehend your requirements (it's late here) but let me make a few comments:
1. If you need to generate a 100MHz clock, you could consider using a CDCM61001 with an external 25MHz XTAL or drive it from the TCXO…
