CY2305CSXI-1HT

CY2305CSXI-1HT Overview

As a clock IC, PLLs is packaged using the Tape & Reel (TR) method. 8-SOIC (0.154, 3.90mm Width) contains this Clock PLL. Frequency generator can maintain a maximum temperature of 260 under reflowing conditions. It contains 8 terminations that can be found in frequency synthesizer. The supply voltage of 3.3V allows for high efficiency. The input of this clock generator is designed to be LVCMOS, LVTTL. Using 1 circuits, the electronic part's full performance can be accessed. Using this clock-based frequency synthesizer, you can achieve a maximum frequency of 133.33MHz. With the Surface Mount, it is easy to install this electric component on the panel. It would be possible to supply this clock PLL with 3.6V of power. The supply voltage (Vsup) should be kept above 3V for normal operation. As long as you provide 3V~3.6V supply voltage, it will work. Based on the test statistics, an ambient temperature of -40°C~85°C should be set. This is a clock generator compatible with LVCMOS logic levels. This electronic component is usually classified as a Fanout Buffer (Distribution), Zero Delay Buffer component. An IC that generates clocks specifically for microprocessors, this clock PLL is 8-bits in si8e. This part number is related to its related electronic parts. There is an available 8 pin on the clock generators. Time clock generator is capable of handling a voltage of 3.3V. This clock generator can be classified as a kind of Clock Drivers in general. The output frequency is magnified as high as possible with 5 signal outputs. At maximum 0.2 ns, this analog clock generator has low timing skew.

CY2305CSXI-1HT Features

Available in the 8-SOIC (0.154, 3.90mm Width)
Supply voltage of 3.3V
Operating supply voltage of 3.3V

CY2305CSXI-1HT Applications

There are a lot of Cypress Semiconductor Corp CY2305CSXI-1HT Clock Generators applications.

• Signal frequency synthesis circuits
• Pulsed digital systems
• Picocells, femtocells and small cells
• Frequency synthesis
• Bit synchronization
• Digital switching systems
• Notebooks
• Integrated phase noise in aerospace systems
• Modems
• Microprocessor clock multipliers