The SI5335C-B03785-GMR has a total of 24 pins. The pin configuration is as follows:
| Pin Number | Pin Name | Description | |------------|----------|-------------| | 1 | VDDO | Output Power Supply Voltage | | 2 | GND | Ground | | 3 | XAXB | Differential Input Clock | | 4 | XAXA | Differential Input Clock | | 5 | XBXB | Differential Input Clock | | 6 | XBXC | Differential Input Clock | | 7 | XDXD | Differential Input Clock | | 8 | XDXC | Differential Input Clock | | 9 | XEXE | Differential Input Clock | | 10 | XEXD | Differential Input Clock | | 11 | XFXF | Differential Input Clock | | 12 | XFXE | Differential Input Clock | | 13 | XGXF | Differential Input Clock | | 14 | XGXG | Differential Input Clock | | 15 | VDD | Power Supply Voltage | | 16 | GND | Ground | | 17 | CLKOUT0 | Programmable Output Clock | | 18 | CLKOUT1 | Programmable Output Clock | | 19 | CLKOUT2 | Programmable Output Clock | | 20 | CLKOUT3 | Programmable Output Clock | | 21 | CLKOUT4 | Programmable Output Clock | | 22 | CLKOUT5 | Programmable Output Clock | | 23 | CLKOUT6 | Programmable Output Clock | | 24 | CLKOUT7 | Programmable Output Clock |
The SI5335C-B03785-GMR is a highly versatile clock generator and multiplier. Its key functional characteristics include: - Frequency multiplication and division - Phase-locked loop (PLL) based clock synthesis - Programmable output frequencies - Low jitter performance - Flexible input/output options
Advantages: - Wide frequency range - High-frequency performance - Low jitter - Programmable output frequencies - Flexible input/output options
Disadvantages: - Relatively high power consumption - Limited number of output clocks
The SI5335C-B03785-GMR is suitable for various applications that require precise clock generation and multiplication. It can be used in: - Communication systems - Data centers - Industrial automation - Test and measurement equipment - Networking devices
The SI5335C-B03785-GMR utilizes a PLL to generate stable and accurate clock signals. It takes the input clock and uses frequency multiplication and division techniques to generate multiple output clocks with programmable frequencies. The PLL ensures that the output clocks are synchronized and have low jitter.