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Hi Aseok
One possibility is to use a good quality (low jitter, 50% duty cycle) crystal oscillator module for the source and fan-out to multiple drivers using a buffer fan-out device.
Here are some possibilities that can operate at 60 MHz or higher and have single ended outputs.
http://www.ti.com/lsds/ti/clock-and-timing/single-ended-products.page#p1099max=60;1500
The additive jitter and output to output skew for these devices are quite good and would be well suited for this application.
Best regards,
Jim B
What are phase shifting solutions available for interleaving multiple converters purpose?
Hi Aseok
Here is a sketch showing both proper and improper location of the RC. In the first case the termination is at the end of the transmission line and will help minimize reflections back up the long line. The second case has the ADC clock receiver located farther down the transmission line past the termination. In that case the high impedance clock input will create a stub at the end of the transmission line and cause reflections of the clock signal back up the line.
Best regards,
Jim B