Renesas Electronics Corporation

The 83PN625I is a programmable LVPECL synthesizer that is "forward" footprint compatible with standard 5mm x 7mm oscillators. The device uses Renesas' fourth generation FemtoClock®NG technology for an optimum of high clock frequency and low phase noise performance. Forward footprint compatibility means that a board designed to accommodate the crystal oscillator interface and the optional control pins is also fully compatible with a canned oscillator footprint - the canned oscillator will drop onto the 10-VFQFN footprint for second sourcing purposes. This capability provides designers with programability and lead time advantages silicon/crystal based solutions while maintaining compatibility with industry standard 5mm x 7mm oscillator footprints for ease of supply chain management. Oscillator-level performance is maintained with Renesas' 4th Generation FemtoClock NG PLL technology, which delivers sub 0.5ps rms phase jitter. The 83PN625I defaults to 312.5MHz using a 25MHz crystal with 2 programming pins floating (pulled down/pulled up with internal pullup or pulldown resistors) but can also be set to 4 different frequency multiplier settings to support a wide variety of applications. The below table shows some of the more common application settings.

The 840002I-01 is a two output LVCMOS/LVTTL Synthesizer optimized to generate Ethernet reference clock frequencies. Using a 25MHz 18pF parallel resonant crystal, the following frequencies can be generated based on the two frequency select pins (F_SEL[1:0]): 156.25MHz, 125MHz, and 62.5MHz. The 840002I-01 uses Renesas' third generation low phase noise VCO technology and can achieve 1ps or lower typical random rms phase jitter, easily meeting Ethernet jitter requirements. The 840002I-01 is packaged in a small 16-pin TSSOP package.

The 840004-01 is a 4 output LVCMOS/LVTTL synthesizer optimized to generate Ethernet reference clock frequencies. Using a 25MHz, 18pF parallel resonant crystal, the following frequencies can be generated based on the 2 frequency select pins (F_SEL1:0): 156.25MHz, 125MHz, and 62.5MHz. The 840004-01 uses our 3rd generation low phase noise VCO technology and can achieve 1ps or lower typical random rms phase jitter, easily meeting Ethernet jitter requirements. The 840004-01 is packaged in a small 20-pin TSSOP package.

The 840004 is a 4-output LVCMOS/LVTTL synthesizer optimized to generate Ethernet reference clock frequencies. Using a 26.5625MHz, 18pF parallel resonant crystal, the following frequencies can be generated based on the 2 frequency select pins (F_SEL1:0): 212.5MHz, 159.375MHz, 156.25MHz, 106.25MHz, and 53.125MHz. The 840004 uses our third generation low phase noise VCO technology and can achieve 1ps or lower typical random rms phase jitter, easily meeting Ethernet jitter requirements. The 840004 is packaged in a small 20-pin TSSOP package.

The 8400110I is a Low Jitter Telecom Rate- Conversion PLL that provides accurate and reliable frequency conversion. The 8400110I generates a 65.536MHz clock that is either locked to the input reference or locked to the external crystal or oscillator. In the locked mode, the reference input is continuously monitored for a failure condition. In the event of a failure, the PLL continues to provide a stable free-running clock, ensuring system reliability.

The 840051 is a Gigabit Ethernet Clock Generator and a member of the family of high performance devices from IDT. The 840051 can synthesize 10 Gigabit Ethernet, SONET, or Serial ATA reference clock frequencies with the appropriate choice of crystal and output divider. The 840051 has excellent phase jitter performance and is packaged in a small 8-pin TSSOP, making it ideal for use in systems with limited board space.

The 840272I is a PLL-based Frequency Translator intended for use in Synchronous Ethernet applications. This high performance device is optimized to generate 25MHz and 8kHz LVCMOS clock outputs. The 840272I accepts the following differential or single-ended input signals: 161.1328125MHz (10GbE Mode), 156.25MHz (1GbE Mode), or 125MHz (Recovered clock from 10/100/1000BaseT Ethernet PHY). The extended temperature range supports telecommunication and networking end equipment requirements.