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SM8703AV - Clock Generator

Description

Number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Name VDD VSS MO1 MCK MLEN VDDA VSSA XTI X TO RSV RSV SO1 VSS2 VDD2 SO4 SO3 RSV VSS1 VDD1 SO2 RSV SO5 FSEL/MDT MO2 I/O O Ip 1 Ip 1 I O O O O

Features

  • s PINOUT (Top View) s s s s s s 27 MHz master clock (internal PLL reference clock) Generated clocks.
  • 27 MHz output.
  • 33.8688 MHz output.
  • 384fs output.
  • 512fs output.
  • 768fs output Sampling frequency fs.
  • 44.1/48 kHz Output disable function Low jitter output: 100 ps (typ, 15pF load) Supply voltage: 3.3 V 24-pin VSOP package VDD VSS MO1 MCK MLEN VDDA VSSA XTI XTO RSV RSV SO1 1 24 12 13 MO2 FSEL/MDT SO5 RSV SO2 VDD1 VSS1 RSV SO3 SO4 VDD2.

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Part number SM8703AV
Manufacturer Nippon Precision Circuits Inc
File Size 106.00 KB
Description Clock Generator
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SM8703AV NIPPON PRECISION CIRCUITS INC. Clock Generator for MPEG2 System OVERVIEW The SM8703AV is a 27 MHz master clock, 5-system output clock generator for MPEG2 system. It has 2 builtin PLLs that, with the addition of a single crystal oscillator element, can generate 384fs, 512fs and 768fs clocks which are necessary for MPEG2 system, plus independent fixed-frequency 27 MHz and 33.8688 MHz output clocks. Each output can stop unused output by using disable function, therefore, unnecessary radiation can be suppressed. Also, visual and audio synchronous is not disrupted since each output frequency is kept in the normal ratio. Supported sampling frequencies (fs) include 44.1 or 48 kHz.
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