MC100EP139DWG Overview
A clock integrated circuit is packaged in a Tube-shaped package because it is for use as a clock. The 20-SOIC (0.295, 7.50mm Width) package embeds this Clock PLL. When reflowed, this frequency generator can withstand a maximum temperature of 260. There are 20 terminations found in the file. This time clock generator should be voltaged at 3.3V. This Clock PLL will be fed by NECL, PECL as its input. A total of 1 circuits are implemented to access the full performance of the electrical part. PLL clock is mounted in the way of Surface Mount. The maximum voltage this clock PLL can handle is 5.5V. Safety considerations dictate that the supply voltage for this frequency synthesizer should be greater than 3V. There should be 3V~5.5V provided with this RF synthesizer. Based on the test statistics, an ambient temperature of -40°C~85°C should be set. There are several logic levels in ECL logic that can be used with this clock generator. As far as this electronic part is concerned, it can be classified as a Clock Generator component. Clock PLL is equipped with 20 pin count. Related electrical parts can be found for the base part number MC100EP139. PLL is designed with 20 pins. There is an electronic part in this series that belongs to the 100EP family. The output frequency can be magnified as high as possible with the assistance of 4 signal outputs. When operated at 1GHz, frequency synthesizer achieves high efficiency. The supply current of 87mA needs to be provided to fully play clock generator's function. Input data is processed by combining clock logic function Clock.
MC100EP139DWG Features
Available in the 20-SOIC (0.295, 7.50mm Width)
Supply voltage of 3.3V
MC100EP139DWG Applications
There are a lot of ON Semiconductor MC100EP139DWG Clock Generators applications.
- Fiber Channel
- Multiplexing communication
- Symbol synchronization
- Media broadcast servers
- Ultrasound diagnosis
- Local oscillator source in receiver
- Skew suppression
- Mixed mode (analog and digital) applications
- Line cards used in telephone exchange
- Frequency shifting decodes
