NB2308AC2DR2G Overview

Tape & Reel (TR)-method packaging is used for clock ICs. This clock generator is embedded in the 16-SOIC (0.154, 3.90mm Width) package. In the reflowing process, this clock generator ic is able to maintain a maximum temperature of 260. 16 terminations can be found in frequency generators. Basically, a voltage of 3.3V should be applied to this electronic frequency generator. This clock generator receives its inputs from Clock, which is designed to be the clock source. A total of 1 circuits are implemented to access the full performance of the electrical part. It provides a maximum frequency of 133.3MHz. A Surface Mount-shaped electrical component makes it convenient to mount on a panel. 3.6V would be the maximum supply voltage for this clock generator. Keeping the supply voltage for this frequency synthesizer above 3V is recommended for safety reasons. This clock PLL works with a supply voltage of 3V~3.6V. By calculating the test statistics, 0°C~70°C is the appropriate ambient temperature. An electrical part such as this one can be classified as a Zero Delay Buffer component. Clock PLL is equipped with 16 pin count. These related electrical parts are available for the base part number NB2308A. There are 16 pins that are available on the frequency generator. The maximum supply voltage that analog clock generator can handle is 3.3V. At maximum 0.4 ns, this analog clock generator has low timing skew. The digital clock generator has 8 high-enable output pins.

NB2308AC2DR2G Features

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

NB2308AC2DR2G Applications

There are a lot of ON Semiconductor NB2308AC2DR2G Clock Generators applications.

• Modems
• High-speed communication applications
• Small signal recovery
• High-speed optical transport network (OTN)
• Test and instrumentation equipment
• Frequency synthesis
• Radiotelephones
• Line cards used in telephone exchange
• Telecommunication systems
• Remote telemetry and instrumentation