Cypress Semiconductor Corp CY2308SXC-2

CY2308SXC-2 Overview
Clock ICs are packaged using the Tube method. The 16-SOIC (0.154, 3.90mm Width) package embeds this Clock PLL. The frequency generator is capable of withstanding a maximum temperature of 260 during reflowing. 16 terminations can be found in frequency synthesizer. A voltage of 3.3V should be applied to this electronic frequency generator. LVCMOS, LVTTL is designed for clock generator's input. It is possible to access the full performance of the electrical part by implementing 1 circuits. A Surface Mount-shaped electrical component makes it convenient to mount on a panel. It would take a maximum supply voltage of 3.6V to operate this time clock generator. A maximum voltage of 3V should be used for this frequency generator for safety reasons. As far as the supply voltage is concerned, clock PLL can be used with 3V~3.6V. As determined by the test statistics, the ambient temperature should be set to 0°C~70°C. It's compatible with LVCMOS logic levels. It is possible to classify this electronic component as a Fanout Buffer (Distribution), Zero Delay Buffer. In particular, this clock PLL is designed to be used with microprocessors. This part number is related to its related electronic parts. A 16 pin is available on the clock PLL. Supply voltage 3.3V is what time clock generator can handle. The clock PLL is generally classified as a Clock Drivers device. 8 signal outputs enable clock PLL to magnify output frequency as high as possible. Low timing skew is provided by this analog clock generator at maximum 0.2 ns. At a frequency of 133.3MHz, the system can achieve high efficiency.

CY2308SXC-2 Features
Available in the 16-SOIC (0.154, 3.90mm Width)
Supply voltage of 3.3V
Operating supply voltage of 3.3V

CY2308SXC-2 Applications
There are a lot of Cypress Semiconductor Corp CY2308SXC-2 Clock Generators applications.

Automatic test equipment
Signal demodulation
Electronic equipment
FSK demodulators
Jitter reduction
Wireless base station for LTE, LTE-advanced
Skew suppression
Coherent detection of the signal
Mobile telephones
Myriad digital applications