85104AGILF

The 85104AGILF application field and its working principle are related to the field of clock and timing. Clock buffers, drivers, receivers, and transceivers are the main types of clock buffers and drivers. Clock buffers and drivers are circuits used to buffer and amplify clock signals from a master clock source and split the signal into multiple symmetrical copies.

The 85104AGILF is a low power CMOS digital phase locked loop device with an adjustable frequency range from 9K to 625K Hz. It uses two advanced MOS transistors to provide the minimum power consumption and low distortion output waveforms. The 85104AGILF has two primary components, the phase comparator and loop filter, which generate a sensed signal with a jitter reducing loop bandwidth.

The phase comparator is the main component of the 85104AGILF. It compares the input clock signal with a reference signal inside the chip and produces two output signals, pulse-width modulated (PWM) signal and a fire pulse. The PWM signal determines the loop bandwidth and is used to adjust the gain. The fire pulse determines the latch time for the buffer drivers and receivers.

The loop filter is the second component of the 85104AGILF. It approximately has a first-order response and its output voltage is proportional to the difference between the input clock signal and the reference signal. The output voltage is the integral over time of the difference between the input clock signal and the reference signal. This voltage is then sent to the buffer drivers and receivers.

The buffer drivers and receivers are the key components of the 85104AGILF. They are controlled by the signal from the loop filter and amplify the input clock signal to high currents. The amplified signal is then sent through the output lines or cables to other peripherals. Depending on the signal type, the buffers can be either single-ended or differential. Moreover, the signal buffer drivers and receivers can be used to decode or encode signals, or convert them to a different type.

In conclusion, the 85104AGILF is a low power CMOS digital phase locked loop device designed to buffer and amplify clock signals from a master clock source and split the signal into multiple symmetrical copies. It consists of a phase comparator, a loop filter, and a clock buffer driver and receivers. The clock buffer drivers and receivers are the essential elements for transporting the output signal and can also be used for decoding, encoding, and signal conversion.