Features: • 10 to 140 MHz operating frequency range• Low output clock skew: 50ps-typ• Low output clock jitter:- 50 ps-typ cycle-to-cycle jitter• Low part-to-part output skew: 150 ps-typ• 3.3 V power supply range• Low power dissipation:- 28 mA-max at 66 MHz-44 mA...
SL2309: Features: • 10 to 140 MHz operating frequency range• Low output clock skew: 50ps-typ• Low output clock jitter:- 50 ps-typ cycle-to-cycle jitter• Low part-to-part output skew:...
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| Description |
Condition |
Min |
Max |
| Supply voltage, VDD |
-0.5 |
4.6 | |
| All Inputs and Outputs |
-0.5 |
VDD+0.5 | |
| Ambient Operating Temperature |
In operation, C-Grade |
0 |
85 |
| Ambient Operating Temperature |
In operation, I-Grade |
-40 |
85 |
| Storage Temperature |
No power is applied |
-65 |
150 |
| Junction Temperature |
In operation, power is applied |
125 | |
| Soldering Temperature |
260 | ||
| ESD Rating (Human Body Model) |
MIL-STD-883, Method 3015 |
2000 |
The SL2309 is a low skew, low jitter and low power Zero Delay Buffer (ZDB) designed to produce up to nine (9) clock outputs from one (1) reference input clock, for high speed clock distribution applications.
The product has an on-chip PLL which locks to the input clock at CLKIN and receives its feedback internally from the CLKOUT pin.
The SL2309 has two (2) clock driver banks each with four (4) clock outputs. These outputs are controlled by two (2) select input pins S1 and S2. When only four (4) outputs are needed, four (4) bank-B output clock buffers can be tri-stated to reduce power dissipation and jitter. The select inputs can also be used to tri-state both banks A and B or drive them directly from the input bypassing the PLL and making the product behave like a Non-Zero Delay Buffer (NZDB).
The high-drive (-1H) version of SL2309 operates up to 140MHz