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The ASNT5121B-KMC is a high-speed SiGe clock distributor fabricated by Advanced Science And Novel Technology Company, Inc. It provides active broadband clock signal splitting with one differential input and three phase-matched differential outputs. The device operates from DC to 35 GHz with a typical output jitter of 200 fs peak-to-peak. Power consumption is 760 mW under a single +3.3V or -3.3V supply. It utilizes fully differential CML interfaces with internal 50 Ohm termination and is housed in a custom 24-pin CQFP package.
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Select this component when a single high-frequency clock source requires distribution to three separate destinations with minimal phase skew. Consider the thermal requirements of the custom CQFP package, as the center heat slug must be soldered to the appropriate power plane for effective dissipation. Evaluate whether positive or negative supply configurations align with the system's existing voltage rails and termination strategies.
This component belongs to the ASNT5121 series of high-speed SiGe integrated circuits designed for precision timing applications. Manufactured using silicon-germanium technology, it offers high performance and reliability suitable for demanding environments. The device represents a specialized solution for maintaining signal integrity in broadband digital systems requiring precise clock synchronization.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Designers should consult ADSANTEC technical support for potential cross-references or updated family members that may offer similar functionality if this specific variant becomes unavailable.
The device supports a frequency range from DC up to 35 GHz.
It features three differential amplified output signal ports (c0p/c0n, c1p/c1n, c2p/c2n).
Yes, the I/Os support AC/DC coupling modes, where the input termination automatically provides the required common mode voltage in AC-coupling scenarios.