LMK04133SQE/NOPB

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The LMK04133SQE/NOPB is a synchronous clock and data recovery (CDR) circuit. This circuit increases the system\'s clock frequency, minimizing timing skew that results from long transmission line lengths or from packet losses. It is a versatile device that provides a highly accurate clock frequencies for a wide range of applications.

The on board CDR circuit is designed to capture an incoming clock signal and convert it into an output clock signal with little distortion. It does this by first converting the incoming signal into a digital signal for analysis and then comparing the digital signal against a reference clock. It then makes adjustments to the output signal so that it matches the incoming signal in frequency, phase and duty cycle.

The LMK04133SQE/NOPB contains a wide range of features which make it suitable for a variety of clock and data recovery applications. It provides automated bit and word synchronization, as well as a pulse width modulation input and outputs. An on board frequency multiplication circuit lets users customize the output clock frequency to meet their specific requirements. The frequency multiplier also eliminates the need for additional PLLs and frequency synthesizers.

The LMK04133SQE/NOPB is an ideal choice for applications such as Ethernet, Fibre Channel, and cellular baseband thatrequire reliable clock generation and data recovery. It is especially useful for clock and data recovery applications in long haul networks where long transmission line lengths produce timing skew.

In summary, The LMK04133SQE/NOPB is a versatile and highly accurate clock and data recovery circuit designed for a wide range of clock and data recovery applications. Its on board frequency multiplication circuit eliminates the need for additional PLLs and frequency synthesizers, making it an ideal choice for long haul network applications.

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