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Spread Spectrum Multiplier Clock

Package Information

CAD Model:View CAD Model
Pkg. Type:QSOP
Pkg. Code:PCG20
Lead Count (#):20
Pkg. Dimensions (mm):8.7 x 3.8 x 1.47
Pitch (mm):0.64

Environmental & Export Classifications

Pb (Lead) FreeYes
ECCN (US)EAR99
HTS (US)8542.39.0090
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL)1

Product Attributes

Pkg. TypeQSOP
Lead Count (#)20
Pb (Lead) FreeYes
Carrier TypeTube
Advanced FeaturesSpread Spectrum, Reference Output
Core Voltage (V)3.3V, 5V
Feedback InputNo
Input Freq (MHz)10 - 150
Input TypeCrystal, LVCMOS
Inputs (#)1
Length (mm)8.7
MOQ220
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL)1
Output Banks (#)2
Output Freq Range (MHz)2 - 200
Output TypeLVCMOS
Output Voltage (V)3.3V, 5V
Outputs (#)2
Package Area (mm²)33.1
Pb Free Categorye3 Sn
Period Jitter Typ P-P (ps)160
Phase Jitter Typ RMS (ps)40
Pitch (mm)0.64
Pkg. Dimensions (mm)8.7 x 3.8 x 1.47
Prog. ClockNo
Qty. per Carrier (#)55
Qty. per Reel (#)0
Reference OutputYes
Requires Terms and ConditionsDoes not require acceptance of Terms and Conditions
Spread SpectrumYes
Tape & ReelNo
Temp. Range (°C)-40 to 85°C
Thickness (mm)1.47
Width (mm)3.8

Description

The MK1714-02 is a low cost, high performance clock synthesizer with selectable multipliers and percentages of spread designed to generate high frequency clocks with low EMI. Using analog/digital Phase Locked Loop (PLL) techniques, the device accepts an inexpensive, fundamental mode, parallel resonant crystal or clock input to produce a spread or dithered output. This reduces the EMI amplitude peaks at the odd harmonics by several dB. The OE pin puts both outputs into a high impedance state for board level testing. The PD pin powers down the entire chip and the outputs are held low.