The SI5338G-B02773-GMR has a total of 24 pins. The pin configuration is as follows:
Advantages: - Wide frequency range - Multiple output formats - Low jitter performance - Programmable flexibility
Disadvantages: - Requires external configuration and control via I2C interface - Limited to 24-pin package size
The SI5338G-B02773-GMR is suitable for various applications that require high-performance clock generation and distribution. It can be used in telecommunications, networking, data centers, industrial automation, and other electronic systems.
The SI5338G-B02773-GMR utilizes a phase-locked loop (PLL) architecture to generate and distribute precise clock signals. The PLL locks onto an input reference clock and generates multiple output clocks with programmable frequencies and formats.
Q: What is the maximum frequency range supported by the SI5338G-B02773-GMR? A: The SI5338G-B02773-GMR supports a frequency range from 1 MHz to 808 MHz.
Q: Can the SI5338G-B02773-GMR generate multiple output formats simultaneously? A: Yes, the SI5338G-B02773-GMR can generate different output formats such as LVCMOS, LVDS, HCSL, and CML simultaneously.
Q: Does the SI5338G-B02773-GMR support Spread Spectrum Clocking (SSC)? A: Yes, the SI5338G-B02773-GMR supports Spread Spectrum Clocking (SSC) for reducing electromagnetic interference (EMI).
Q: What is the typical phase jitter performance of the SI5338G-B02773-GMR? A: The SI5338G-B02773-GMR has a typical phase jitter of less than 0.3 ps RMS.
Q: How is the SI5338G-B02773-GMR configured and controlled? A: The SI5338G-B02773-GMR is configured and controlled through an I2C interface using the SDA and SCL pins.
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