MC100LVEL34DTR2G

MC100LVEL34DTR2G Overview

In order to package it as a clock IC, the Tape & Reel (TR) package is used. As part of the 16-TSSOP (0.173, 4.40mm Width) package, this clock generator is embedded. Frequency generator is capable of operating at a maximum temperature of 260 when reflowing. As you can see, it consists of 16 terminations. A voltage of 3.3V should be applied to this electronic frequency generator. In this clock generator, LVDS, NECL, PECL is used as the input to the clock. 1 circuits are used to achieve clock PLL's superior flexibility. Providing a maximum frequency of 1.5GHz, this clock-based RF synthesizer is suitable for a variety of applications. The Surface Mount allows the electrical component to be installed conveniently on the panel. There is a maximum voltage of 3.8V for this clock generator. A maximum voltage of 3V should be used for this frequency generator for safety reasons. There are 3V~3.8V available for use with this clock PLL. The ambient temperature should be set at -40°C~85°C, which is estimated by the test statistics. The frequency synthesizer in this product is compatible with all levels of ECL logic. This electronic component can be classified as a Clock Generator. In particular, this clock PLL is designed to be used with microprocessors. You can find related electrical components to the base part number MC100LVEL34. There are 16 pins on the frequency generator that are available for use. Time clock generator can handle a voltage of 5.7V as the supply voltage. 100LVEL series electronic parts are included in this product. Input data is combined with clock logic function Clock in this clock generator.

MC100LVEL34DTR2G Features

Available in the 16-TSSOP (0.173, 4.40mm Width)
Supply voltage of 3.3V
Operating supply voltage of 5.7V

MC100LVEL34DTR2G Applications

There are a lot of ON Semiconductor MC100LVEL34DTR2G Clock Generators applications.

• Automatic test equipment
• PMR (Professional Mobile Radio)
• Closed circuit systems
• Broadcast communication
• FM demodulation networks for FM operations
• Mobile telephones
• Signal frequency synthesis circuits
• Phase modulation cellular systems
• Sampling clocks for ADC and DAC
• CPUs