Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SN3257-Q1, TMUX136, TMUX6119
Looking for a SPDT switch to connect the COM to the CLK input of the LMK1C1104 for 1.8V and 3.3V LVCMOS.
Would be good if the inputs would be 5V tolerant.
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Hello Lauri,
We will get back to you tomorrow since today is a holiday in the United States. Thank you for understanding.
Best,
Andrea
Hi Lauri,
In table 7.1 of datasheet, maximum input voltage is specified as 3.6V. Any stress beyond this ccould permanently damage the device.
Best,
Asim
Hi Lauri,
I have compiled a list of switches that match your requirements. You can select required channel count from this list.
You can use following switches for you case but it really depends on your channel count requirement.
SN3257-Q1 : Low propagation delay and good bandwidth with meeting your requirements. It does have higher channel (4 Channels) count if you need just
TMUX1248 : Lower channel (1 Channel) count with low bandwidth.
Best,
Asim
Hi Lauri,
For BW TMUX1248 is up to 250 MHz and SN3257-Q1 is up to 2000 MHz. It depends on what frequency your are using for these. If its >50MHz. I would recommend using the SN3257-Q1.
For jitter specification, I am not sure since this is from Analog Switches product line. They usually don't have jitter specification.
We can refer this request to relevant people from switching support to answer any specific question.
Best,
Asim
Hi Lauri,
For the case of bandwidth can you provide what frequency you are using in this application? Our analog switches can support a wide range of bandwidth so that can help me further narrow down an ideal part. In the case of jitter Asim is correct that we don't have a jitter spec. Since jitter is essentially the variation between each transition, you can expect our parts to have low jitter due to generally having low Con. The SN3257-Q1 is indeed a good choice for having a high bandwidth range application and multiple channel count.
Thanks!
Alex
Hi Lauri,
Got it! So a good practice is to select a device with 1.5x the needed bandwidth. I see the LMK1C1104 max frequency is 250MHz. So for single channel switches that support at least 375 MHz at 1.8V, 3.3V and up to 5V then the TMUX6119 is the only option if you can use it in a dual rail fashion. If dual rail is not the required application then we need to look at the 2 channel mux options that can support single rail in which case the TMUX136 is a great choice.
Thanks!
Alex