SY89872U Series
Manufacturer: Microchip Technology
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Key Features
• + >2GHz fMAX
• + <750ps tPD (matched delay between banks)
• + <15ps within-device skew
• + <200ps rise/fall time
• + 265 RMS phase jitter
• + Unique input termination and VTpin for DC-coupled and AC-coupled inputs: any differential inputs (LVPECL, LVDS, CML, HSTL)
• + Precision differential LVDS outputs
• + Matched delay: all outputs have matched delay, independent of divider setting
• + TTL/CMOS inputs for select and reset/disable
• + Bank A: Buffered copy of input clock (undivided)
• + Bank B: Divided output (÷2, ÷4, ÷8, ÷16), two copies
• + 2.5V power supply
• + Wide operating temperature range: -40°C to +85°C
• + Available in 16-pin (3mm x 3mm) QFN package
Description
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This 2.5V low-skew, low-jitter, precision LVDS output clock divider accepts any high-speed differential clock input (AC or DC-coupled) CML, LVPECL, HSTL or LVDS and divides down the frequency using a programmable divider ratio to create a frequency-locked, lower speed version of the input clock. The SY89872U includes two output banks. Bank A is an exact copy of the input clock (pass through) with matched propagation delay to Bank B, the divided output bank.Available divider ratios are 2, 4, 8 and 16. In a typical 622MHz clock system this would provide availability of 311MHz, 155MHz, 77MHz or 38MHz auxiliary clock components.
The differential input buffer has a unique internal termination design that allows access to the termination network through a VT pin. This feature allows the device to easily interface to different logic standards. A VREF- AC reference is included for AC-coupled applications.The SY89872U is part of Micrel's high-speed Precision Edge® timing and distribution family. For 3.3V applications, consider the SY89873L. For applications that require an LVPECL output, consider the SY89872U.The /RESET input asynchronously resets the divider outputs (Bank B). In the pass-through function (Bank A) the /RESET synchronously enables or disables the outputs on the next falling edge of IN (rising edge of /IN). Refer to the "Timing Diagram."