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SCG2540 - Synchronous Clock Generators

This page provides the datasheet information for the SCG2540, a member of the SCG2540-Connor Synchronous Clock Generators family.

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Description

The SCG2540 is a mixed-signal phase lock loop generating CMOS outputs from an intrinsically low jitter voltage controlled crystal oscillator.

The SCG2540 can lock to one of two possible input reference frequencies at 10 kHz which is selectable using one input select pin.

Features

  • include an alarm output to indicate Loss of Reference, LOR, or Loss of Lock, LOL. If only one of the references is lost, the unit will disable its phase detector and will signal an alarm, but will not switch reference automatically. If both references are lost, the SCG2540 will enter a Free Run state which will guarantee a 20 ppm accurate output. Additionally, the Free Run mode may be entered manually by applying a high signal to the Force Free Run pin. If the unit is in Free Run mode, the Free.

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Part number SCG2540
Manufacturer Connor-Winfield
File Size 909.21 KB
Description Synchronous Clock Generators
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2111 Comprehensive Drive Aurora, Illinois 60505 Phone: 630- 851- 4722 Fax: 630- 851- 5040 www.conwin.com SCG2540 Synchronous Clock Generators US Headquarters: 630-851-4722 European Headquarters: +353-61-472221 General Description The SCG2540 is a mixed-signal phase lock loop generating CMOS outputs from an intrinsically low jitter voltage controlled crystal oscillator. The SCG2540 can lock to one of two possible input reference frequencies at 10 kHz which is selectable using one input select pin. Further features include an alarm output to indicate Loss of Reference, LOR, or Loss of Lock, LOL. If only one of the references is lost, the unit will disable its phase detector and will signal an alarm, but will not switch reference automatically.
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