CY2309CSXC-1HT Overview

Clock ICs are packaged using the Tape & Reel (TR) method. In the 16-SOIC (0.154, 3.90mm Width) package, there is an embedded clock generator. This clock generator ic can sustain a maximum temperature of 260 during reflowing. In it, there are 16 terminations to be found. A voltage of 3.3V should be applied to this electronic frequency generator. In this case, LVCMOS, LVTTL is designed to be the input of the clock generator. An implementation of 1 circuits is required in order to fully utili1e the capabilities of the electrical part. Using this clock-based frequency synthesizer, you can achieve a maximum frequency of 133.33MHz. Surface Mount-slots make it easy to mount this electronic component on panels. There is a maximum voltage of 3.6V for this clock generator. Keeping the supply voltage for this frequency synthesizer above 3V is recommended for safety reasons. Clock PLL works with 3V~3.6V supply voltage provided. Using the test statistics, we estimate that the ambient temperature should be 0°C~70°C. The RF synthesizer is compatible with LVCMOS logic levels. Fanout Buffer (Distribution), Zero Delay Buffer is the type of electrical part that this component is classified as. Clock PLL is equipped with 16 pin count. The related electronic parts of part number CY2309 are listed below. There are a number of 16 pins that are available on the clock generators. Electronic frequency generator can handle voltages up to 3.3V. In general, this clock PLL is considered a Clock Drivers device. The frequency synthesizer features 9 signal outputs to ensure as high a frequency as possible. At maximum 0.2 ns, this analog clock generator has low timing skew.

CY2309CSXC-1HT Features

Available in the 16-SOIC (0.154, 3.90mm Width)
Supply voltage of 3.3V
Operating supply voltage of 3.3V

CY2309CSXC-1HT Applications

There are a lot of Cypress Semiconductor Corp CY2309CSXC-1HT Clock Generators applications.

• Medical equipment
• Frequency synthesis
• Digital circuits
• Deep space exploration
• Simple clock clean-up circuits
• Mixed mode (analog and digital) applications
• Wi-Fi routers
• Symbol synchronization
• FM demodulation networks for FM operations
• Time to digital converters