ICS2305M-1HT

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The ICS2305M-1HT is a clock generator submodule of the ICS2305 programmable frequency synthesizer family. ICS2305M-1HT combines a Digital PLL (DPLL), Phase Locked Loop Synthesizer (PLLS) and VCO to provide a low-jitter, wide frequency range clock generator. The device can generate frequencies from 10MHz to 350MHz. It is widely used in data communication, telecommunication, broadcast, digital storage and computer applications.

The Digital PLL (DPLL) circuit of the ICS2305M-1HT ensures precise digital control by receiving the control rate from an external reference. Its input frequency range is from 10MHz to 350MHz and it is programmable with a 10-bit resolution. The DPLL also includes a variable delay line which can be enabled to provide phase adjustment when placed at the output of the PLL.

The Phase Locked Loop Synthesizer (PLLS) circuit of the ICS2305M-1HT is designed to generate a signal that is in phase with the input signal. The signal is then mixed with an internal oscillator, resulting in an output with a frequency that is a multiple of the reference frequency. The synthesizer also has a wide frequency range of 19kHz to 800MHz and is programmable with a 10-bit resolution.

The Voltage Controlled Oscillator (VCO) in the ICS2305M-1HT is designed to generate a signal that is frequency-modulated in response to a voltage signal. It has a wide frequency range of 10MHz to 350MHz and is programmable with a 10-bit resolution. The VCO is generally the largest circuit in the ICS2305M-1HT and is the main source of clock signals.

The ICS2305M-1HT combines all these features to provide a low-jitter, wide frequency range clock generator. It is ideal for data communication, telecommunication, broadcast, digital storage, and computer applications. The ICS2305M-1HT is a versatile clock generator module with a wide range of applications, including clock and data distribution, clocking for communication networks, and timing for digital signal processing.

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