Vendor: Renesas Category: PLL

1.68GHz Analog PLL for Skew Adjust IP

1.68GHz Analog PLL for Skew Adjust IP on TSMC 28nm HPM/HPC

TSMC 28nm HPC +1 Available on request View all specifications

Overview

The AT28MPLL0002SK1P7G18V is a 1.68GHz analog phase-locked loop (PLL) IP for skew adjust using TSMC's 28nm HPM/HPC (High-Performance Mobile/High-Performance Compact) process technology.

Operating Condition

Parameter Min Max Unit
Operating Voltage (AVDD) 1.62 1.98 V
Operating Voltage (VDD) 0.935 1.08 V
Junction Temperature -40 125 °C
Input Clock — Duty 30 70 %
Input Clock — Rise/Fall time - 0.2 ns

Key features

  • Includes a loop filter
  • VCO operating range: 720MHz to 1680MHz
  • Output frequency range: 45MHz to 1680MHz
  • Input frequency range: 22.528MHz to 420MHz
  • Multiplying (output frequency/phase frequency detector (PFD) frequency): 16
  • Divider
    • 4-bit feedback divider, 2-bit input divider, and 4-bit output divider
  • Power-down mode
  • SSC input is not available
  • Power-on sequence is constraint-free
  • Standby (STBY) sequence is constraint-free
  • Process: TSMC 28nm HPM/HPC

Block Diagram

Silicon Options

Foundry Node Process Maturity
TSMC 28nm HPC Available on request
TSMC 28nm HPM Available on request

Specifications

Identity

Part Number
AT28MPLL0002SK1P7G18V
Vendor
Renesas
Type
Silicon IP

Files

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Provider

HQ: Japan

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What is 1.68GHz Analog PLL for Skew Adjust IP?

1.68GHz Analog PLL for Skew Adjust IP is a PLL IP core from Renesas listed on Semi IP Hub. It is listed with support for tsmc Available on request.

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