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Hi,
Is there a dynamic capacitance (Cpd) available for this part 5962-0723001VXC?
Thank you.
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Tool/software:
Hi,
Is there a dynamic capacitance (Cpd) available for this part 5962-0723001VXC?
Thank you.
Hello,
From the CDCM7005 datasheet, the input capacitance at the PRI_REF and SEC_REF pins is typically around 2.7pF, and for the VCXO_IN pins it's around 1.5pF. Let me know if this is what you're looking for.
Regards,
Connor
Hi Connor,
In case you are able to provide a bit more information, Cpd is the parasitic capacitance of a device, usually defined by channel or by total device. We're lacking the internal/parasitic capacitances for this device to calculate the dynamic power, so we wanted to see if this is a value you spec for this part.
Thanks for the help
Hi,
Unfortunately we don't usually spec dynamic capacitance for our clocking devices. Just to confirm, are you looking for the dynamic capacitance on the input or output of the device? Besides the typical input/output capacitance values listed on the datasheet, internal capacitance for each pin and parasitic capacitance from the package is provided in the IBIS model under the "Design tools and simulation" tab on the product page: https://www.ti.com/product/CDCM7005#design-tools-simulation
Figures 1-4 in the datasheet may also helpful to estimate the power consumption with different output configurations and frequencies.
Regards,
Connor
Thank you for the help so far. We're actually looking for the total internal parasitic capacitance of the device itself. We have everything we need to calculate the dynamic current for the loads. Just to confirm -- you don't have the total dynamic capacitance for the device CDCM7005?
I can confirm that we don't have a spec for the total dynamic capacitance for this device. Let me know if there's anything else I can help with.
Regards,
Connor