CY22381FSZC

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The CY22381FSZC belongs to the family of Clock/Timing – Clock Generators, PLLs, Frequency Synthesizers. It is based on the Silicon Labs Si5351 clock generator IC which is multifunction programmable clock generator which allows the output frequencies to be configured via I2C.

The CY22381FSZC integrates a dual-frequency output clock generator and a 100MHz reference oscillator on the same board. It is especially ideal for those who are looking for new reference clocks for their projects. The CY22381FSZC is also suitable for FPGA and motherboard clock sources, clock de-skewing and clock buffer applications.

The working principle of the CY22381FSZC is that it provides two independently designated clock outputs that can be used for any combination of frequencies from 10 kHz up to 200 MHz. The reference clock crystal is a 25MHz precision oscillator that provides a highly accurate reference clock for the Si5351 generator to generate the two clock outputs.

The CY22381FSZC can be used in various application fields. It is widely used in the fields of GPS receiver for local oscillator, ultrasound imaging for clock source, optical communication system for clock generator, and so on. Furthermore, ultra low-power systems such as clock generators for 3D TVs and optical transceivers, as well as broadcast transmission and reception systems, can also take advantage of its great performance.

In summary, the CY22381FSZC belongs to the family of Clock/Timing – Clock Generators, PLLs, Frequency Synthesizers and is based on the Silicon Labs Si5351 clock generator IC. It is used in various application fields such as GPS receivers, ultrasound imaging, optical communication systems, ultra low power systems, and broadcast transmission and reception systems. The working principle of the CY22381FSZC is that it provides two independently designated clock outputs that can be used for any combination of frequencies from 10 kHz up to 200 MHz.

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