The IDT2305NZT is a high-speed clock buffer, designed to address high-speed clock distribution applications. IDT2305NZT accepts one reference input, and drives out five low skew clocks.
| Title | Other Languages | Type | Format | File Size | Date | |
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| Datasheets & Errata | ||||||
| 2305NZT Datasheet | – | Datasheet | 179 KB | |||
| Application Notes & White Papers | ||||||
| AN-828 Termination - LVPECL | – | Application Note | 322 KB | |||
| AN-842 Thermal Considerations in Package Design and Selection | – | Application Note | 495 KB | |||
| AN-840 Jitter Specifications for Timing Signals | – | Application Note | 442 KB | |||
| AN-834 Hot-Swap Recommendations | – | Application Note | 153 KB | |||
| AN-827 Application Relevance of Clock Jitter | – | Application Note | 1.15 MB | |||
| AN-815 Understanding Jitter Units | – | Application Note | 565 KB | |||
| AN-805 Recommended Ferrite Beads | – | Application Note | 121 KB | |||
| Other | ||||||
| Clock Distribution Overview | 日本語 | Overview | 217 KB | |||
| IDT Clock Generation Overview | 日本語 | Overview | 1.83 MB | |||
| Type | Date Sort ascending | |
|---|---|---|
| An Insider’s Guide to Finding the Right Timing Device for Your System | Blog Post | Dec 18, 2017 |
| Why Fanout Buffers Make More Sense | Blog Post | Nov 28, 2017 |
| Time for Performance | Blog Post | Oct 11, 2017 |
