AD9520-2BCPZ Overview
This clock IC is packaged using the Tray method. There is a clock generator embedded in the 64-VFQFN Exposed Pad, CSP package. The peak reflow temperature (Cel) amounts to 260 to be essentially indestructible. 64 terminations can be found in frequency generators. To operate this time clock generator, 3.3V voltage should be applied. A clock generator's input is called CMOS, LVDS, LVPECL and it is designed as the input for this clock generator. An implementation of 1 circuits is required in order to fully utili1e the capabilities of the electrical part. RF synthesizers based on this clock provide frequencies up to 2.33GHz maximum. Thanks to the Surface Mount, this electric component can easily be installed on a panel. As far as the supply voltage is concerned, clock PLL can be used with 3.135V~3.465V. As determined by the test statistics, the ambient temperature should be set to -40°C~85°C. I would like to present to you a frequency synthesizer that is compatible with CMOS, LVPECL logic levels. This electronic component can be classified as a Clock Generator, Fanout Distribution. It is a 64-bit clock PLL designed specifically for microprocessors. It is possible to find its related electronic parts by searching for the base part number AD9520. A 64 pin is available on the PLL. Clock PLL is capable of handling a voltage of 3.3V. 12 signal outputs are provided for enhancing output frequency as much as possible. Frequency generator is able to reali2.335GHze high efficiency when operating at a frequency of 2.335GHz. The maximal current supplied for phase locked loop's operation reaches 100μA. Clock logic function Clock are combined with input data in this frequency synthesizer.
AD9520-2BCPZ Features
Available in the 64-VFQFN Exposed Pad, CSP
Supply voltage of 3.3V
Operating supply voltage of 3.3V
AD9520-2BCPZ Applications
There are a lot of Analog Devices Inc. AD9520-2BCPZ Clock Generators applications.
- Medical equipment
- Notebooks
- Radio receivers
- Aerospace and defense
- Frequency synthesis
- Pulsed digital systems
- Media broadcast servers
- Simple clock clean-up circuits
- Small signal recovery
- Melting
