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)…
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?
Part Number: LMK00334-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CDCL1810 Hi Team,
Can I get the IC with functionality similar to LMK00334-Q1 with CML output modes ?
since LMK00334-Q1 provides on;y HCSL and LVCMOS as output.
Part Number: CDCLVP1102 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CDCL1810 , CDCL1810A , Hi Sirs,
My customer is looking for a 1:2 fanout buffer device for CML levels, may I know there have any devices can meet this request?
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…
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…
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…
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…
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/print…
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…
