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• Zero delay clock multiplier with 2.5V, single end input/output

  

  Kawai

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  Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CDCVF25081 , CDCVF855 , CDCE62002 Hello Team, Our customer is looking for a zero delay clock multiplier which could be used with 2.5V. Is there a 2.5V version device of CDCVF25081 ? I could find some zero delay clock multiplier…

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  • over 9 years ago
  • Clock & timing
  • Clock & timing forum
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• Advantage of Ti clock driver Vs. ICS?

  

  Bobby Jiang

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  Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CDCVF2505 , CDCVF25081 , CDCV304 Dear, can you tell me advantage of Ti clock driver Vs. ICS as below form? thanks much! Type ICS's P/N TI 's P/N Clock Phase Lock-Loop Clock Driver …

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  • over 13 years ago
  • Clock & timing
  • Clock & timing forum

• RE: TLK1501 end point jitter question

  

  Matt Sunna

  Hi Jim, This app note for the CDCVF2310 and CDCVF25081 is to show that these two clocking devices can meet the 40ps pk-pk jitter requirement for the TLK1501 reference clock input. The RX_CLK output from the TLK1501 device is recovered from the data stream…

  • over 12 years ago
  • Interface
  • Interface forum

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