NB3V1103CDTR2G

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The NB3V1103CDTR2G is one of the many devices in NXP’s Clock/Timing category. In particular, it is a 3.3V clock buffer, driver, and translator that operates with a low voltage differential signaling (LVDS) protocol. It is designed to reduce the power consumption and expand the performance of applications that require precision timing. The device is characterized by its low frequency switching, low on-resistance, and high common-mode noise immunity.

The NB3V1103CDTR2G is ideal for applications where precision timing is required. It can be used in a variety of scenarios, including the synchronous clocking of embedded microprocessors, heterogeneous systems with multiple clock signals, and high-speed communication between DSPs, FPGAs, and other digital cores.

The specific application field for the NB3V1103CDTR2G is different from other clock buffers and drivers. It is specifically designed for low voltage differential signaling (LVDS) applications. LVDS is a signaling protocol that is used in high speed differential data transmission systems. It offers better performance than standard CMOS interfaces, such as lower power consumption, higher data rates, longer trace lengths, and improved noise immunity.

The NB3V1103CDTR2G is designed to operate at low voltage differential signaling levels, and is extremely robust in this environment. The device has a high common-mode voltage range and is capable of driving up to 10 LVDS loads. Additionally, the device can be used as a translator, accepting LVTTL/LVCMOS input signals and producing LVDS output signals.

The working principle of the NB3V1103CDTR2G is similar to other clock buffers and drivers. It is designed to generate low voltage differential signal levels and drive LVDS loads. The device is designed to reduce the power consumption of applications requiring precision timing. Additionally, the device is designed to have low noise levels and excellent signal integrity.

The device uses LVDS transmitters and receivers to increase the differential voltage swing, reduce crosstalk, and ensure low power consumption. The device has an on-chip bias voltage generator and external shunts to adjust the output terminated voltage. This ensures that the signal has a low output skew and is transmitted with minimal distortion.

The NB3V1103CDTR2G also has slew rate control, edge control, and termination capabilities. These features allow the device to compensate for external noise, adjust the rise and fall times of the signal, and improve signal integrity. Additionally, the device has numerous built-in EMI/RFI noise-suppressive features to reduce EMI/RFI emission.

In summary, the NB3V1103CDTR2G is a 3.3V clock buffer, driver, and translator specifically designed for low voltage differential signaling (LVDS) applications. It is designed to reduce the power consumption and expand the performance of applications that require precision timing. The device features low frequency switching, low on-resistance, and excellent common-mode noise immunity, as well as slew rate control, edge control, and termination features. It is an excellent choice for applications where precision timing is required.

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