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MC100EP40 - 3.3V / 5V ECL Differential Phase-Frequency Detector

General Description

The MC100EP40 is a three state phase frequency detector intended for phase

locked loop applications which require a minimum amount of phase and frequency difference at lock.

Advanced design significantly reduces the dead zone of the detector.

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Part number MC100EP40
Manufacturer onsemi
File Size 82.97 KB
Description 3.3V / 5V ECL Differential Phase-Frequency Detector
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MC100EP40 3.3V / 5V ECL Differential Phase-Frequency Detector Description The MC100EP40 is a three−state phase−frequency detector intended for phase−locked loop applications which require a minimum amount of phase and frequency difference at lock. Advanced design significantly reduces the dead zone of the detector. For proper operation, the input edge rate of the R and V inputs should be less than 5 ns. The device is designed to work with a 3.3 V / 5 V power supply. When Reference (R) and Feedback (FB) inputs are unequal in frequency and/or phase the differential UP (U) and DOWN (D) outputs will provide pulse streams which when subtracted and integrated provide an error voltage for control of a VCO.