• CDCLVD1204: To confirm the recommended power supply decoupling method in the datasheet

  

  Qipeng Cai2

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  Part Number: CDCLVD1204 Hi colleagues, According to the datasheet, the recommended power supply decoupling method is to use a 1uF capacitor on the board supply side and 10uF + 0.1uF capacitors on the chip supply side. It is not a typo, right? I have checked…

  • over 5 years ago
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• CDCLVD1204: How to connect HCSL interface to CDCLVD1204 ?

  

  Kawai

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  Part Number: CDCLVD1204 Hi Team, Our customer wants to use CDCLVD1204 translating from HSCL to LVDS. Is this possible ? If it can, could you please tell us the input schematic how we could achieve requirement ? Best Regards, Kawai

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  • over 6 years ago
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• CDCLVD1204: Unused inputs - conflict in datasheet

  

  Steve Widener

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  Part Number: CDCLVD1204 How should unused inputs be connected? The current data sheet says it is ok to leave them floating in section 8.4 but then figure 15 recommends for the unused inputs to be tied to ground via 1k ohm resistors.

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  • over 5 years ago
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• CDCLVD1204: how to design with 3.3V LVCmos INPUT? Do we have some recommend circuit for 3.3v Lvcmos input?

  

  Frank Xiao

  Part Number: CDCLVD1204 Hi team, how to design with 3.3V LVCmos INPUT? Do we have some recommend circuit for 3.3v Lvcmos input? Thanks.

  • over 5 years ago
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• CDCLVD1204: Power Dissipation calculation and Tj max

  

  Steve Widener

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  Part Number: CDCLVD1204 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CDCLVD1213 Section 11.3 describes a current draw of 186mA and a supply voltage of 3.6V, 669.6mW The part is rated 2.5V so this does not look like a correct example. The guidance provided indicates…

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  • over 5 years ago
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• CDCLVD1204: Question about the PCIe Gen4 clock buffer

  

  Vincent Li00

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  Part Number: CDCLVD1204 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMK00338 , LMK00334 Hi Guys Our customer is designing new generation server product. But there some questions about the PCIe Gen4 clock selection: 1. Can the previous PCIe Gen3 clk buffer product…

  • over 6 years ago
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• CDCLVD1204: Differential input voltage peak-to-peak

  

  masahiko shimizu

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  Part Number: CDCLVD1204 Hi, Could you let me know the mean of "Differential input voltage peak-to-peak" in datasheet, plaese? I understand this spec as below. is it correct? Best regards, Shimizu

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  • over 6 years ago
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• CDCLVD1204: Sine wave input

  

  Nir Flysher

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  Part Number: CDCLVD1204 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMX2531 Dear Team, Can we use the CDCLVD1204 with sinewave input from one of our LMX devices (Single ended - 50ohm input) ? How do you expect the performance to degrade in this case ? Best regards…

  • over 6 years ago
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• CDCLVD1204: Junction Temperature

  

  Izik

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  Part Number: CDCLVD1204 Hello For CDCLVD1204RGTT: Can you please advise what is the max. absolute rating for the junction temp? Do you have a graph for MTBF vs. junction temp? Thanks

  • over 6 years ago
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• CDCLVD1208: CDCLVD1204/8 Additional Phase Noise Data

  

  Don Schelle

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  Part Number: CDCLVD1208 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CDCLVD1204 Hello, I'm looking for additive phase noise data similar to that shown on page 6 of the CDCLVD1208 datasheet: Specifically, I need the phase noise data for the following clock…

  • over 6 years ago
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