ADF4108BCPZ-RL Overview

In order to package it as a clock IC, the Tape & Reel (TR) package is used. 20-WFQFN Exposed Pad, CSP contains this Clock PLL. The frequency generator is capable of withstanding a maximum temperature of 260 during reflowing. 20 terminations can be found in frequency generators. For this clock generator ic, a voltage of 3.3V is required. The input of this clock generator is designed to be CMOS, TTL. There are 1 circuits implemented in order to achieve full performance from this electronic part. RF synthesizers based on this clock provide frequencies up to 8GHz maximum. The Surface Mount allows this electrical component to be easily installed on the panel. Approximately 3.6V is the maximum supply voltage needed by this time clock generator. It is safe to use this frequency synthesizer with a supply voltage above 3.2V. Clock generator ic works with 3.2V~3.6V. Statistics suggest that the ambient temperature be set at -40°C~85°C, which is what is estimated by the test. The RF synthesizer is compatible with Clock logic levels. This electronic component is usually classified as a Clock/Frequency Synthesizer (RF) component. It is a 20-bit clock PLL designed specifically for microprocessors. According to the base part number, its related parts can be founded. There is a 20 pin that is available on the frequency synthesizers. Supply voltage 3.3V is what time clock generator can handle. As a result, it is commonly classified as a type of PLL or Frequency Synthesis Circuits clock PLL. The supply current of 15mA needs to be provided to fully play clock generator's function.

ADF4108BCPZ-RL Features

Available in the 20-WFQFN Exposed Pad, CSP
Supply voltage of 3.3V
Operating supply voltage of 3.3V

ADF4108BCPZ-RL Applications

There are a lot of Analog Devices Inc. ADF4108BCPZ-RL Clock Generators applications.

• Clock recovery
• Cell phones
• Radiotelephones
• FM demodulation networks for FM operations
• Test equipment
• Multi-function printers
• CPUs
• Smartphones
• Main oscillator in receiver
• Integrated phase noise in aerospace systems