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Clock Buffer Selection

Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CDCLVD110A, LMK01010, CDCUN1208LP, SN65LVDS108

Hi Team,

The customer needs to select a clock buffer.  

Here are the customer's requirements:

1. Input channel number: 1

2. Output channel numbers: 8~10.

3. Each output port can be disable by the register bit or GPIO pin , like CDCLVD110A. For CDCLVD110A each output port can be disable by the register bit.  

4. VCC: 3.3V , While VCC for CDCLVD110A is 2.5V.

5. Output level: LVDS

Can you recommend a suitable Clock Buffer?

Best Wishes,
Mickey Zhang
Asia Customer Support Center
Texas Instruments

 with 8-10 port outputs with disable for each port and with good jitter/phase noise performance.]

  • Hi Mickey,

    Here are a few suggestions that fit your criteria, listed with best additive jitter performance first:

    1. LMK01010
    -1:8 LVDS out, 1600MHz max
    -30fs additive jitter
    -Individual output enable via register programming

    2. CDCUN1208LP
    -1:8 LVDS out, 400MHz max
    -200fs additive jitter
    -Individual output enable via register programming

    3. SN65LVDS108
    -1:8 LVDS out, 400MHz max
    -Individual output enable via pin control

    Regards,
    -Tim