CDCEL925PWRG4 Overview

As a clock IC, PLLs is packaged using the Tape & Reel (TR) method. The 16-TSSOP (0.173, 4.40mm Width) package includes this clock generator. This clock generator will sustain a maximum temperature of 260 when reflown. It contains 16 terminations that can be found in frequency synthesizer. Basically, a voltage of 1.8V should be applied to this electronic frequency generator. There is a Clock PLL called LVCMOS, Crystal which is designed to be the input to this clock generator. 1 circuits are used to achieve clock PLL's superior flexibility. An up to 230MHz frequency is provided by this clock-based RF synthesizer. Thanks to the Surface Mount, this electric component can be conveniently installed on the panel. As long as you provide 1.7V~1.9V supply voltage, it will work. Based on test statistics, ambient temperature should be set at -40°C~85°C. I would like to present to you a frequency synthesizer that is compatible with LVCMOS logic levels. It is possible to classify this electronic component as a Clock/Frequency Synthesizer. This clock-generating IC is a 16-bit device designed explicitly for microprocessors. The related electronic parts of part number CDCEL925 are listed below. There are a number of 16 pins that are available on the frequency synthesizers. There is a maximum supply voltage of 1.8V that this analog clock generator can handle. The frequency synthesizer features 5 signal outputs to ensure as high a frequency as possible. When operated at 160MHz, frequency synthesizer achieves high efficiency. IC clock generator consists of 2 elements. Using input data, this clock generator combines the logic functions of the Clock clock.

CDCEL925PWRG4 Features

Available in the 16-TSSOP (0.173, 4.40mm Width)
Supply voltage of 1.8V
Operating supply voltage of 1.8V

CDCEL925PWRG4 Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments CDCEL925PWRG4 Clock Generators applications.

• Satellite navigation communication
• Broadcast communication
• Computers to manage memory cards
• Tracking filters
• Frequency shifting decodes
• Mobile telephones
• Mixed mode (analog and digital) applications
• Radiotelephones
• Media broadcast servers
• Digital switching systems