CDCLVD1212EVM

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Introduction

CDCLVD1212EVM is an evaluation and demonstration boards and kits designed by Texas Instruments. This board provides an easy platform to evaluate and demonstrate high-performance clock, fanout, and voltage translation solutions. This board has a wide range of applications and is suitable for a variety of voltage applications from 1.2 V to 5.5 V.

Application Field

As stated, the CDCLVD1212EVM has many different applications. The board can be used to improve system clock performance and fanout by controlling jitter, avoiding skews, and using various types of clock buffers. It can also be used to translate I/O voltages across multiple rails by leveraging different I/O structures such as I/O LVCMs for applications that require very low supply voltages. Moreover, the CDCLVD1212EVM can be used for extensive signal integrity measurements and debug solutions.

In particular, the CDCLVD1212EVM can be used in a wide range of applications such as communications, industrial automation, computing, and automotive applications. More specifically, it can be used in critical applications such as network equipment, baseband, Voice over IP, audiovisual equipment, medical equipment, gaming equipment, and others.

Working Principle

The working principle of the CDCLVD1212EVM is relatively straightforward. The board contains two channels of LVCMs; each of them having two banks of four outputs. These outputs can be used to drive different types of clock buffers, fanout buffers, and voltage translators. The board also has two channels of differential HCSL buffers for critical applications that require very low supply voltage.

The CDCLVD1212EVM has a wide range of features to enable its wide range of applications. It is equipped with different types of controls to adjust fanout delay, HCSL output voltage, input/output power supply, and clock output slew rate. Also, it supports various external sources for clock or test signals such as the on-board TCXO and SMA clock connectors. It also offers variable drive strength, ideal for clock buffers that require different amounts of fanout drive.

In addition to these features, the board has an onboard EEPROM to store settings and to provide fail-safe defaults. It also contains the EVM GUI, an interactive GUI application that enables users to access different board configurations, input options, and other features.

Conclusion

In summary, the CDCLVD1212EVM is a versatile evaluation and demonstration board and kit. It has a wide range of applications, from communications and computing to industrial automation and automotive applications. In addition, the board offers various features and controls to support this wide range of applications. Finally, it includes an interactive GUI application to provide users with quick and easy access to board configurations and input options.

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