Key distinctions between High Performance Buffer family products
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Jan 20, 2011
05:27 AM
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Jan 20, 2011
05:27 AM
Question: Which buffers are members of the High Performance Buffer family and what are the key distinctions between them?
Answer:
The High Performance Buffer product family, which offers ultra-low additive phase jitter and low output-to-output skew at frequencies up to 1.5 GHz, includes the following devices:
The part numbers help to distinguish the main features of the device:
- The fourth digit-- either D or C-- indicates the input type supported. D = differential, C = LVCMOS.
- The fifth digit-- either P, L, or M-- indicates the outpu type. P = LVPECL, L = LVDS, M = CML.
- The final two digits indicate the fanout number: 10 outputs => 32 TQFP package; 4 outputs => 20 TSSOP package; 2 outputs => 8 TSSOP or 8 SOIC package.
Additionally, the CY2DP1510, CY2DP1504, and CY2DL1504 offer a multiplex feature to allow the user to select between one of two inputs to fanout.
For further details, please refer to each respective device datasheet.
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