Part Number: LMK04816 Tool/software: Hi,
We have a board using the LMK04816, and due to an error the chip was supplied with 5V instead of 3.3V. We have rectified the issue and will replace the chip itself but need to know if the digital outputs (pins…
Part Number: LMK04816 Hi,
Engineer is working on LMK04816BISQE/NOPB SI simulation and not able to find the selection that set pin 39 and 40 OSCOUT10 to LVDS or LVCMOS.
IBIS model selector only shows LVPECL. Could you help to rectify this issue ?
Rgds…
Hi Joe,
LMK04906 also share the same architecture as LMK04816 and it should also supposed to support the undisclosed mode Mode Mux 13. but I would verify once again from design side.
Thanks!
Regards,
Ajeet Pal
Hi Joe,
Great to hear.
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Part Number: LMK04816 Dear team,
My customer will use LMK04816 and they have two VCXO, one has larger VC pin input impedance(10Mohm), while other VCXO is 1Mohm. Could you help give any advice on whether VCXO Vc input impendence will have influence on PLL…
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My customer considers to use LMK04816 and he is asking some questions.
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1. PLL1 typically uses a narrow loop bandwidth (10 to 200 Hz) to:
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- suppress high offset frequency…
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