The SI5338C-B02475-GMR has a total of 24 pins. The pin configuration is as follows:
Advantages: - High-frequency performance - Low jitter - Programmable output frequencies - Flexible input/output options
Disadvantages: - Requires programming and configuration
The SI5338C-B02475-GMR is suitable for various applications that require clock generation and multiplication, such as: - Communication systems - Networking equipment - Data centers - Industrial automation - Test and measurement instruments
The SI5338C-B02475-GMR utilizes a PLL to generate and multiply clock signals. It takes an input clock signal and uses internal dividers and multipliers to produce multiple output clocks with different frequencies.
Some alternative models to the SI5338C-B02475-GMR include: - SI5338A-B02475-GMR - SI5338B-B02475-GMR - SI5338D-B02475-GMR - SI5338E-B02475-GMR - SI5338F-B02475-GMR
Q: What is the maximum output frequency of the SI5338C-B02475-GMR? A: The maximum output frequency is 808MHz.
Q: Can the SI5338C-B02475-GMR operate with a single power supply? A: No, it requires both VDDO and GND connections for proper operation.
Q: Does the SI5338C-B02475-GMR support spread spectrum modulation? A: Yes, it supports spread spectrum modulation for reducing electromagnetic interference (EMI).
Q: What is the programming interface used to configure the SI5338C-B02475-GMR? A: The IC utilizes an I2C interface for programming and control.
Q: What is the typical supply current of the SI5338C-B02475-GMR? A: The typical supply current is 100mA.
This encyclopedia entry provides an overview of the SI5338C-B02475-GMR, including its basic information, specifications, pin configuration, functional characteristics, advantages and disadvantages, applicable range of products, working principles, detailed application field plans, alternative models, and common technical questions and answers.