CDC7005GVAT

CDC7005GVAT Overview

As a clock IC, it is packaged by the Tape & Reel (TR) method. The 64-BGA package contains this clock generator. When reflowed, this frequency generator can withstand a maximum temperature of 235. As a result, frequency synthesizers can be found to contain 64 terminations. Basically, this time clock generator needs a voltage of 3.3V. This clock generator receives its inputs from LVCMOS, LVPECL, which is designed to be the clock source. A total of 1 circuits are implemented to access the full performance of the electrical part. Using this clock-based frequency synthesizer, you can achieve a maximum frequency of 800MHz. Due to the Surface Mount-shape, this electronic component can be conveniently installed on the panel. It would be possible to supply this clock PLL with 3.6V of power. This frequency synthesizer requires a supply voltage above 3V to be safe. There are 3V~3.6V different supply voltages that can be provided for this RF synthesizer. Statistics suggest that the ambient temperature be set at -40°C~85°C, which is what is estimated by the test. There are several logic levels in LVPECL logic that can be used with this clock generator. An electrical part such as this one can be classified as a Clock Synchronizer and Jitter Cleaner component. It is a 64-bit clock PLL designed specifically for microprocessors. You can find related electrical components to the base part number CDC7005. A 64 pin is available on the clock PLL. The supply voltage should be maintained at 3.3V for high efficiency. In general, this clock PLL is considered a Clock Driver device. Clock PLL has 5 signal outputs to maximi5e output frequency. At maximum 0.06 ns, this analog clock generator has low timing skew.

CDC7005GVAT Features

Available in the 64-BGA
Supply voltage of 3.3V
Operating supply voltage of 3.3V

CDC7005GVAT Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments CDC7005GVAT Clock Generators applications.

• Deep space exploration
• Navigation, positioning and surveillance system for aircraft, ships and ships
• Carrier synchronization in wired communication
• Clock generation systems
• Multiplexing communication
• Line cards used in telephone exchange
• Pulsed digital systems
• Automatic test equipment
• High-frequency induction heating
• Medical equipment