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CDCI6214: 180 deg phase shift?

Part Number: CDCI6214
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CDCE6214

Hello all, 

CDCI6214is using to generate clk1 and clk2 to driving two 14bit, 100M, ADC.

I am thinking if CDCI6214could generate two 180 phase delayed clocks, i.e. driving two 100M ADC in reversed-phase? 

Or is there any other solution, such as cascade another bypass-able phase invert IC? 

Thanks, any input will be appreciated. 

  • there is a ' 5bit digital delay ' in CDCI6214, but I am not sure what's the function exactly.  

  • Hi Hai,

    Yes this can be done through the digital delay functionality.

    For example, the VCO frequency is 2400MHz and the prescaler is 6. Output divider is 4. Output frequency is 2400 / 6 / 4 = 100MHz. There're 4 possible phases at the output, and what chx_sync_delay does is that it provides a phase delay after phase sync. The delay step size is one period of prescaler clock, which in this case is 2400/6 = 400MHz. In other words, to have 180-deg phase delay at the output, you can set chx_sync_delay = 2 for one channel, and = 0 for the other.

    One more thing - CDCE6214 is more recommended. It is pin compatible with CDCI6214, but CDCE6214 is a newer device and we've made some improvements. 

    Regards,
    Hao