The ClockMatrix family of devices are high-performance, precision timing solutions designed to simplify clock designs for applications with up to 800Gbps interface speeds.
They can be used anywhere in a system to perform critical timing functions, such as clock generation, frequency translation, jitter attenuation, and phase alignment. The device can be used to precisely synchronize IEEE 1588 Time Stamp Units (TSUs) and SyncE ports on wireless baseband, DU, CU, RU, fronthaul or backhaul networks. The family of devices supports multiple independent timing channels for IEEE 1588 clock synthesis; SyncE clock generation; jitter attenuation and radio clock generation including SYSREF generation for converters. Input-to-input, input-to-output, and output-to-output phase skew can all be precisely managed. The device outputs ultra-low-jitter clocks that can directly synchronize SERDES running at up to 112Gbps; as well as CPRI/OBSAI, SONET/SDH ADC/DAC, and IEEE 1588 TSUs. To easily implement synchronization in IEEE 1588 systems, Renesas offers PTP clock manager software for free under license.
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Featured Document: ClockMatrix Family Overview
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The ClockMatrix™ 2 family of devices are high-performance, precision timing solutions designed to simplify clock designs for applications with up to 800Gbps interface speeds. This second-generation family delivers improved performance with phase jitter as low as 88fs RMS. The highly integrated devices serve as full-function IEEE 1588 synchronization clocks and ultra-low jitter reference clocks for synchronous Ethernet PHYs with data rates up to 112Gbps PAM-4, reducing design complexity and bill of materials (BOM). Visit renesas.com/clockmatrix to learn more.
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