SN65CML100DGKR


YeeHing #: Y007-SN65CML100DGKR
Inventory: 2000

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Description

SN65CML100DGKR Texas Instruments - Yeehing Electronics

1.5-Gbps LVDS/LVPECL/CML-to-CML translator/repeater

Pricing (USD)

Quantity Unit Price
1 — 99 3.2
100 — 249 2.804
250 — 999 1.966
1,000 + 1.11

The above prices are for reference only.

Specifications

Manufacturer Texas Instruments
Product Category LVDS Interface IC
RoHS Y
Type Repeater/Translator
Number of Drivers 1 Driver
Number of Receivers 1 Receiver
Data Rate 1500 Mb/s
Input Type CML, LVDS, LVPECL
Output Type CML
Supply Voltage - Max 3.6 V
Supply Voltage - Min 3 V
Minimum Operating Temperature - 40 C
Maximum Operating Temperature + 85 C
Mounting Style SMD/SMT
Package / Case VSSOP-8
Packaging Reel
Height 0.97 mm
Input Voltage MAX 0.1 V
Length 3 mm
Series SN65CML100
Width 3 mm
Brand Texas Instruments
Development Kit SN65CML100EVM
Input Voltage MIN - 0.1 V
Maximum Output Voltage 1 V
Operating Supply Current 12 mA
Operating Supply Voltage 3.3 V
Product Type LVDS Interface IC
Propagation Delay Time 0.8 ns
Factory Pack Quantity 2500
Subcategory Interface ICs
Unit Weight 0.000670 oz

For more information, please refer to datasheet

Documents

SN65CML100DGKR Datasheet

More Information

This high-speed translator/repeater is designed for signaling rates up to 1.5 Gbps to support various high-speed network routing applications. The driver output is compatible with current-mode logic (CML) levels, and directly drives 50- loads connected to 1.8-V, 2.5-V, or 3.3-V nominal supplies. The capability for direct connection to the loads may eliminate the need for coupling capacitors. The receiver input is compatible with LVDS (TIA/EIA–644), LVPECL, and CML signaling levels. The receiver tolerates a wide common-mode voltage range, and may also be directly coupled to the signal source. The internal data path from input to output is fully differential for low noise generation and low pulse-width distortion.

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