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    TB67S559FTG Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation Stepping Motor Driver / Bipolar Type / Vout(V)=50 / Iout(A)=3 / Clock Interface Visit Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation
    TB67S539FTG Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation Stepping Motor Driver/Bipolar Type/Vout(V)=40/Iout(A)=2/Clock Interface Visit Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation
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    TB67S549FTG Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation Stepping Motor Driver/Bipolar Type/Vout(V)=40/Iout(A)=1.5/Clock Interface Visit Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation
    TB67S589FTG Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation Stepping Motor Driver / Bipolar Type / Vout(V)=50 / Iout(A)=3.0 / CLK input type / VQFN32 Visit Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation

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    CPC945

    Abstract: Clock Jitter and PLL Interactions Clock Jitter and PLL Interactions CPC945
    Text: Application Note Clock Jitter and PLL Interactions Abstract Clock jitter is present and unavoidable in today high speed systems. As a consequence, jitter has become an important factor when calculating timing budgets and timing margins. As clock rates climb, jitter becomes a fundamental limit to performance, for example compressing data eyes. Microprocessors and


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    Abstract: No abstract text available
    Text: AND8459/D Basics of Clock Jitter Prepared by Baljit Chandhoke ON Semiconductor http://onsemi.com APPLICATION NOTE Introduction separated into random jitter and deterministic jitter components. We will not discuss the components of jitter in this application note. We will focus on different types of


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    Abstract: No abstract text available
    Text: NEL’s Wavecrest Standard Test Procedure #202 How to Measure Jitter in Crystal Clock Oscillators NEL’s Wavecrest Standard Test Procedure #202 How to Measure Jitter in Crystal Oscillators Purpose Jitter is noise in a system that distorts the signal wave forms used to communicate between components


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    HP 54720D

    Abstract: No abstract text available
    Text: R How to Measure RDRAM* System Clock Jitter Application Note AP- 667 June 1999 Order Number: 292225-002 R How to Measure RDRAM* System Clock Jitter Information in this document is provided in connection with Intel products. No license, express or implied, by estoppel or otherwise, to any intellectual


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    CY2254

    Abstract: ICD2028
    Text: Jitter in PLL ĆBased Systems: Causes, Effects, and Solutions Jitter is extremely important in systems using PLLĆ What is a PLL ĆBased Frequency based clock drivers. The effects of jitter range from Synthesizer ? not having any effect on system operation to renderĆ


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    HP 54720D

    Abstract: jitter ICD2051 CY2254 54720D
    Text: Jitter in PLL-Based Systems: Causes, Effects, and Solutions Jitter is extremely important in systems using PLL-based clock drivers. The effects of jitter range from not having any effect on system operation to rendering the system completely non-functional. This application note provides the reader


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    ICD2051

    Abstract: CY2254
    Text: fax id: 3608 Jitter in PLL-Based Systems: Causes, Effects, and Solutions Jitter is extremely important in systems using PLL-based clock drivers. The effects of jitter range from not having any effect on system operation to rendering the system completely non-functional. This application note provides the reader


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    AN2638

    Abstract: mpc8260um/d MPC8250 MPC8255 MPC8260 MPC8264 MPC8265 MPC8266
    Text: Freescale Semiconductor, Inc. Application Note AN2638 Rev. 0, 12/2003 Freescale Semiconductor, Inc. Effects of Clock Jitter on the MPC8260 HiP3 and HiP4 Clock jitter can cause unwanted effects on high-speed system design. In general it is important for the system designer to ensure proper board (PCB) layout for power and ground planes, as


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    AN2638 MPC8260 MPC8260 AN2638 mpc8260um/d MPC8250 MPC8255 MPC8264 MPC8265 MPC8266 PDF

    SCAD004

    Abstract: CDC111 CDCVF111 SARONIX SCS
    Text: Application Report SCAA047 – October 2001 Jitter Performance of TI’s CDC111/CDCVF111 Kal Mustafa High Performance Analog/CDC ABSTRACT This application report discusses various jitter measurements of TI’s CDC111/CDCVF111 while being driven by three different clock sources VCXOs . The data contained in this


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    VCO Evaluation board pcb design

    Abstract: ADC081500 ADC083000 ADC12DS105 ADC14155 LMK02000 LMK03000 LMK03000C LMK03001 LMK03001C
    Text: 4053_Timing_Devices 11/3/06 10:24 AM Page 1 World’s Lowest Jitter Single-Chip Precision Clock Conditioner Overview National introduces a new category of products called Precision Clock Conditioners. Representing a breakthrough in clocking technology, these precision clock conditioners


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    Abstract: No abstract text available
    Text: Agilent JS-500 Clock Jitter Solution In-depth jitter characterization of clocks from 50 kHz to 20 GHz A fully integrated, turnkey solution The Agilent JS-500 is a high-performance characterization and verification solution for testing electrical timing generators


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    HP54720

    Abstract: HP54120D
    Text: HOTLink Jitter Characteristics Figure 29. HOTLink Receiver PLL Block Diagram HOTLink Receiver Jitter The PLL used to synchronize an internal clock to a received bit stream i.e., in the HOTLink Receiver has different requirements than those for a multiĆ


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    8656B

    Abstract: HP8656B HP54720 HP8131
    Text: HOTLink Jitter Characteristics Figure 13. HOTLink Transmitter PLL Block Diagram bient temperature -55_C to 125_C , and process HOTLink Transmitter Jitter variations (within manufacturing tolerance limits) The PLL used in a Transmitter application (clock cause virtually no change (within the accuracy of the


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    transition shunt power supply 30v

    Abstract: 400mhz crystal oscillator datasheet sy89430 842l multi vibrator circuit SY89430V CIRCUITS SY89429V SY89430V SY89429 50MHz VCO schematic
    Text: AN-07 SY89429/30V Frequency Synthesis Introduction Micrel’s SY89429V and SY89430V frequency synthesizers are designed to be used in various clock subsystems. The primary function of the product is to synthesize clock frequencies required for systems needing a high quality, low jitter clock source.


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    AN-07 SY89429/30V SY89429V SY89430V M9999-012606-F transition shunt power supply 30v 400mhz crystal oscillator datasheet sy89430 842l multi vibrator circuit SY89430V CIRCUITS SY89429 50MHz VCO schematic PDF

    AN-501

    Abstract: AN-586 AN-756 ZESC-2-11 ZFL1000VH2 PDL30A
    Text: 1.6 GHz Clock Distribution IC, Dividers, Delay Adjust, Three Outputs AD9514 FEATURES 1.6 GHz differential clock input 3 programmable dividers Divide-by in range from1 to 32 Phase select for coarse delay adjust 2 independent 1.6 GHz LVPECL clock outputs Additive broadband output jitter 225 fs rms


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    AD9514 Hz/250 rms/290 32-lead MO-220-VHHD-2 CP-32-2) AD9514BCPZ AD9514BCPZ-REEL71 AN-501 AN-586 AN-756 ZESC-2-11 ZFL1000VH2 PDL30A PDF

    Sampling Mixer

    Abstract: No abstract text available
    Text: Data Sheet 1.6 GHz Clock Distribution IC, Dividers, Delay Adjust, Two Outputs AD9515 FEATURES 1.6 GHz differential clock input 2 programmable dividers Divide-by in range from1 to 32 Phase select for coarse delay adjust 1.6 GHz LVPECL clock output Additive output jitter 225 fs rms


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    Hz/250 rms/290 32-lead AD9515 MO-220-VHHD-2 CP-32-2) AD9515BCPZ AD9515BCPZ-REEL7 Sampling Mixer PDF

    PN9000

    Abstract: ICS553 PN9000 additive noise Clock Buffers Digitizing pn9000 IDT74FCT3807 ICS651 ICS524 PN-9000
    Text: APPLICATION NOTE IDT CLOCK BUFFERS OFFER ULTRA LOW ADDITIVE PHASE JITTER From the Computing and Multimedia Division of Integrated Device Technology, Inc. Overview High performance clock buffers are widely used in digital consumer and communications applications for distribution of


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    PN9000

    Abstract: Aeroflex PN9000 HP8656B CDCLVD110 HP6624A OC48 TDS694C Tektronix 464 B694
    Text: Application Report SCAA066 – AUGUST 2003 Benefits of Using TI’s Non-PLL Clock Buffer: Best in Class Phase Noise/Phase Jitter and Crosstalk Performance Heather McClendon /Kal Mustafa High-Performance Analog/CDC ABSTRACT This application report presents various jitter and phase noise measurements of three


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    SCAA066 PN9000 Aeroflex PN9000 HP8656B CDCLVD110 HP6624A OC48 TDS694C Tektronix 464 B694 PDF

    CSA803

    Abstract: 7s 803
    Text: Application Notes 6. Jitter in Clock Sources Continuous advances in high-speed communication and measurement systems require higher levels of performance from system clocks and references. Performance acceptable in the past may not be sufficient to support high-speed synchronous equipment.


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    ICS843751

    Abstract: ICS843751AM SAS expander MIL sas scsi HBA PS4852
    Text: FemtoClock SAS/SATA Clock Generator ICS843751 DATA SHEET General Description Features The ICS843751 is a low jitter, high performance clock generator. The ICS843751 is designed for use in the HiPerClockS™ SAS-2 interconnect and the three transport protocols


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    jitter in clock sources

    Abstract: No abstract text available
    Text: Helping Customers Innovate, Improve & Grow Jitter in Clock Sources Application Note Note Introduction Continuous advances in high-speed communication and measurement systems require higher levels of performance from system clocks and references. Performance acceptable in the past may not be sufficient


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    wolaver

    Abstract: GR1244-CORE SD-22
    Text: Helping Customers Innovate, Improve & Grow Jitter in Clock Sources Application Note Note Introduction Continuous advances in high-speed communication and measurement systems require higher levels of performance from system clocks and references. Performance acceptable in the past may not be sufficient


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    passive vhf mixer

    Abstract: SP8402
    Text: a Technical Note ONE TECHNOLOGY WAY P.O.BOX 9106 NORWOOD,MASSACHUSSETTS 02062-9106 781/329-4700 Jitter Reduction in DDS Clock Generator Systems by: Rick Cushing, HSC Applications Engineer One of the most frequently asked questions regarding DDS clock generator applications is


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    specifications spectrum analyzer

    Abstract: spectrum analyzer
    Text: ELECTRONICS Offset Jitter—The Critical New Spec Dan Nehring, V-P – Engineering, checks clock oscillator’s offset jitter specs Telecom and data system designers are taking fresh steps to reduce noise levels in their equipment. Low noise translates directly into improved bit error rates and faster data


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