CY2305SXI-1T

CY2305SXI-1T Overview

As a clock IC, it uses the Tape & Reel (TR) package. The 8-SOIC (0.154, 3.90mm Width) package contains this clock generator. There is a Clock PLL called Clock which is designed to be the input to this clock generator. Using 1 circuits, the electronic part's full performance can be accessed. Providing a maximum frequency of 133.33MHz, this clock-based RF synthesizer is suitable for a variety of applications. This component can be conveniently installed on the panel thanks to the Surface Mount. There are 3V~3.6V available for use with this clock PLL. By calculating the test statistics, -40°C~85°C is the appropriate ambient temperature. In this case, we are dealing with a frequency synthesizer that can be used with Clock logic levels. It is possible to classify this electronic component as a Fanout Buffer (Distribution), Zero Delay Buffer. The related electronic parts of part number CY2305 are listed below. PLL is designed with 8 pins. Electronic frequency generator can operate at low temperatures and can perform -40°C operations at a time. This RF synthesizer can last with attenuated performance at 85°C. PLL clock can handle a voltage of 3.3V as its supply voltage. The output frequency can be amplified as high as possible with its 5 signal outputs. A voltage exceeding 3.6V is not acceptable for supply to this frequency generator. This RF synthesizer can handle voltages as low as 3V. At a frequency of 133.33MHz, the system can achieve high efficiency. In this case, we are looking at a frequency generator with 1 elements that is low-jitter.

CY2305SXI-1T Features

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

CY2305SXI-1T Applications

There are a lot of Cypress Semiconductor Corp CY2305SXI-1T Clock Generators applications.

• Microprocessor clock multipliers
• Medical equipment
• Closed circuit systems
• Signal modulation and demodulation
• Bluetooth receivers
• Set-top boxes
• Myriad digital applications
• Integrated phase noise in aerospace systems
• Quenching?
• Wireless infrastructure