Presented as the industry’s first jitter-attenuating clock multiplier ICs, the Si53xx family can generate any output frequency from 2 kHz to 945 MHz and select frequencies to 1.4 GHz from any input ...

Austin, Texas—Silicon Laboratories Inc. has developed a jitter-attenuating clock multiplier IC line that generates any output frequency from any input frequency with 0.3 picosecond jitter performance.

Phoenix, Az. – ON Semiconductor has just introduced its NB3N3020 high precision, low phase noise, programmable clock multiplier for which it claims best-in-class jitter performance. The device ...

Agilent Technologies has introduced its first reference clock multiplier. The N4880A reference clock multiplier is used to lock the pattern generator clock of the J-BERT N4903B and the ParBERT 81250A ...

The wide range of oddball frequencies required by communications equipment these days makes it tough for one IC to deliver even a few of them. Yet Silicon Laboratories has figured out a way to ...

The high-performance Si53xx is the first clock multiplier to generate any output frequency from 2 kHz to 945 MHz and select frequencies to 1.4 GHz from any input frequency between 2 kHz and 710 MHz.

Emerging as an industry first, the Si53xx family of jitter-attenuating clock multipliers generate any output frequency from any input frequency with just 0.3 ps of jitter. The family hosts nine ...

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