Texas Instruments LMK1D1204RGTT
Part Number:
- LMK1D1204RGTT
Manufacturer:
- Texas Instruments
Ventron No:
- 6404001-LMK1D1204RGTT
Description:
- 4-channel output LVDS 1.8-V buffer
Datasheet:
- lmk1d1204
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Texas Instruments LMK1D1204RGTT technical specifications, attributes, parameters and parts with similar specifications to Texas Instruments LMK1D1204RGTT.
- FunctionClock buffer
- Additive RMS jitter (typ) (fs)50
- Output frequency (max) (MHz)2000
- Number of outputs4
- Output supply voltage (V)1.8
- Core supply voltage (V)1.8
- Output skew (ps)20
- Features2:4 fanout
- Operating temperature range (°C)-40 to 105
- RatingCatalog
- Output typeLVDS
- Input typeHCSL
Description
The LMK1D120x clock buffer distributes one of two selectable clock inputs (IN0 and IN1) to 4 or 8 pairs of differential LVDS clock outputs (OUT0 through OUT7) with minimum skew for clock distribution. The LMK1D12x family can accept two clock sources into an input multiplexer. The inputs can either be LVDS, LVPECL, LP-HCSL, HCSL, CML or LVCMOS.
The LMK1D12x is specifically designed for driving 50-Ω transmission lines. In case of driving the inputs in single-ended mode, the appropriate bias voltage as shown in Figure 8-6 must be applied to the unused negative input pin.
The IN_SEL pin selects the input which is routed to the outputs. If this pin is left open, it disables the outputs (logic low). The part supports a fail-safe function. The device further incorporates an input hysteresis which prevents random oscillation of the outputs in the absence of an input signal.
The device operates in 1.8-V or 2.5-V or 3.3-V supply environment and is characterized from –40°C to 105°C (ambient temperature). The LMK1D12x package variant is shown in the table below:
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