HMC744LC3CTR-R5

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The HMC744LC3CTR-R5 is a part of a family of high-performance Input/Output (I/O) standalone logic low-voltage differential signal (LVDS) and Clock/Timing buffers. It is designed to drive and receive signal and clock signals over long lines by using low capacitance and resistance. HMC744LC3CTR-R5 device also provides signal integrity and enhances signal quality in communication systems. It is also suitable for high-speed data transfer applications.

Functionality

HMC744LC3CTR-R5 has the capability to drive a differential pair of outputs while receiving a single ended signal. In this mode, the driver provides low DC offset, high slew rate and high dynamic range in comparison to other devices in the family. The device has a very low power consumption and it is optimized for meet speed and area targets. It features a latch-up immunity circuitry which further increases the overall robustness of the device.

HMC744LC3CTR-R5 enables high speed board-to-board communications for many applications like networking, high-performance computing, storage systems etc. It also supports a variety of clocking standards and interface requirements in order to meet the requirements of most systems. Additionally, HMC744LC3CTR-R5 has internal spread spectrum clocking (SSC) support. This reduces the electromagnetic interference (EMI) produced by the device.

Working Principle

HMC744LC3CTR-R5 consists of three main components – signal driver, signal receiver, and clock buffer. The signal driver consists of a differential pair of transistors which are driven by a differential voltage. The signal output of the signal driver is transferred over the transmitted lines. The signal receiver outputs a signal which is derived from the differential pair of the transmitted lines. The signal receiver contains an internal signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) circuitry which provides a measure of signal quality.

The clock buffer section has two parts. The first part consists of an adaptive clocking circuit. This circuit ensures that the clock output from the device meet the specified frequency and timing requirements which can be as high as 1.2 GHz. The last part of the clock buffer is a spread spectrum clock generator. The spread spectrum clock generator is used to reduce EMI and jitter to acceptable levels.

The HMC744LC3CTR-R5 device is a low power, low noise, and low jitter clock buffer and driver which is ideal for applications that require high speed data transfer such as networking, storage systems and high-performance computing systems.

Application Field

The HMC744LC3CTR-R5 is designed for applications that require low voltage differential signaling, low jitter and high bandwidth. Its key features make it suitable for data communication systems, such as Gigabit Ethernet, Ethernet bridging, Fibre Channel, and many others. It is also ideal for high speed and high resolution video systems like HD-SDI, LVDS, and HDMI. Other applications include communication systems, storage systems, and high-performance computing systems.

The HMC744LC3CTR-R5 device provides good signal quality and supports multiple data rates. It is also suitable for chip-to-chip applications where the timing and data rate requirements remain constant and the size of the system is small. This device can also be used in systems with high-speed transfer rates, where the timings between the source and the destination must be synchronized with precision.

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