P5P2308AF-1H16SR

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Clock/Timing - Clock Generators, PLLs, Frequency Synthesizers

The P5P2308AF-1H16SR is a programmable clock generator designed to generate or jitter-clean clock signals from a wide selection of crystal clock inputs and create a variety of output clocks with configurable settings. This device is ideal for applications such as post-DDR3 SDRAM resource management, peripheral interfaces, timing requirements, switching power supplies, and communications systems. The P5P2308AF-1H16SR is manufactured using a single-chip process, allowing for the production of high-performance, low-cost clocks with a wide range of operating temperatures.

Application field

The application of the P5P2308AF-1H16SR is mainly as a clock generator in various digital electronic systems. The clock generator’s output frequency is determined by the settings of its input crystal oscillator. With its configurable settings, it is capable of supplying high-frequency and low-frequency clocks using a single crystal as the input clock source. This device is also suitable for providing jitter-cleaned clocks used as clocking or timing signals for post-DDR3 SDRAM resource management and peripheral interfaces, such as graphic displays, data storage systems, transceivers, and communications systems.

Working Principle

The working principle of the P5P2308AF-1H16SR is similar to that of other clock generators. It consists of two main parts: an oscillator and a phase-locked loop (PLL). The oscillator generates a clock signal whose frequency is determined by its input crystal. The frequency of the generated clock is then phase-locked with that of the input crystal, either by dividing the frequency or by multiplying it. This phase-locked frequency is then used to generate the clock signals. The P5P2308AF-1H16SR has the added benefit of being a programmable device that allows for the customization of the frequency, duty cycle, and phase-offset of the generated clocks.

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