CDCLVD2106RHAT

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The CDCLVD2106RHAT is a high-performance differential clock buffer and driver from Texas Instruments. It drives up to two pairs of backplane differential clock signals with low jitter, controlled rise and fall times, and low additive jitter. Its high-speed, low-power design is optimized for DDR3 SDRAM applications, but is suitable for any application that requires differential signals.

The CDCLVD2106R is designed to drive high-frequency high-speed line drivers such as those used in Serial ATA (SATA) and 4-Gigabit Fibre Channel (FC-4G) applications. The device is delivered in a thermally-enhanced VQG package. The supply voltage range is from 1.8V to 2.5 V, with a maximum power dissipation of 1.5W.

The CDCLVD2106R is designed to provide the best efficiency for clock buffers and drivers in the market. It offers the lowest additive jitter and highest maximum frequency when compared to other similar products and helps to minimize board space without sacrificing performance.

The main features of the CDCLVD2106RHAT include: low additive jitter (<2ps), low crosstalk (<−54dB), controlled rise and fall times, excellent output-signal symmetry, high immunity to RF noise, and excellent power efficiency. The device also has a built-in fault detection feature that alerts system designers of failed components and helps them avoid costly downtime.

The CDCLVD2106RHAT is best suited for clock distributions in applications such as Ethernet networks, storage systems, switches and routers, PCIe, and SATA. It provides enhanced jitter performance and an improved level of system stability, making it suitable for high-speed, low-power applications.

The device provides an input-to-output delay of 6.5ns and can operate with a frequency range up to 1.2GHz. It also has an excellent clock modulation ratio of 9:1. This ratio allows the device to adjust its output voltage in response to incoming peak input signals, thereby preventing clock distortion and maintaining steady-state conditions.

The CDCLVD2106R works by providing two differential pairs of outputs that can each be conditioned using the device\'s control logic settings. The clock signals are converted by the device to differential driver outputs and then passed through the internal logic cores. These logic cores help to control the rise and fall times of the output signals, as well as their modulation ratios and frequency. The CDCLVD2106R also supervises the inputs and outputs by way of the built-in fault detection feature, helping to identify occurrence of power, temperature, and signal distortion.

In summary, the CDCLVD2106RHAT is a high-speed, low-power clock buffer and driver that is suitable for a wide range of applications. It provides excellent output-signal symmetry, a controlled rise and fall times, low additive jitter (<2ps), and excellent power efficiency, making it a good choice for high-speed, low-power applications. The device also has a built-in fault detection feature that allows designers to easily diagnose system faults and helps to avoid costly downtime.

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