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The LMK61E07-SIAT is a multi-signal format, ultra-low jitter programmable oscillator manufactured by Texas Instruments. It features an internal EEPROM for configuration storage and operates within a temperature range of -40°C to +85°C. The device is housed in a compact 6-pin QFM (SIA) package with dimensions of 7mm x 5mm x 1.15mm. It supports various output formats including LVDS, HCSL, and LVPECL, making it suitable for generating reference clocks in high-performance digital systems requiring precise timing.
Verify the specific output format and frequency requirements against the official datasheet before procurement. Ensure the PCB footprint matches the 6-QFM SIA package dimensions. Confirm that the operating voltage and current consumption align with the system power budget. Check for any recent product change notifications or lifecycle status updates from Texas Instruments to ensure long-term availability.
Select this component when multi-format output flexibility is required alongside ultra-low jitter specifications. Consider the internal EEPROM feature if system reconfiguration without external memory is preferred. Evaluate the thermal performance within the -40°C to +85°C range for the intended application environment. Compare against other LMK61 series variants to determine if additional features or different packaging options better suit the design constraints.
The LMK61E07-SIAT belongs to the LMK61 series of ultra-low jitter programmable oscillators from Texas Instruments. This series is designed to provide precise clock signals for demanding digital applications. The SIAT suffix indicates the specific tape-and-reel packaging and temperature grade. It complements other timing solutions by offering integrated programmability and multiple output standards in a small form factor.
LMK61E07-125M00SIAT
The LMK61E07-SIAT supports multiple output formats including LVDS, HCSL, and LVPECL, allowing for versatile integration into different system architectures.
The device includes internal EEPROM, which retains the programming settings even when power is removed, ensuring consistent operation upon restart.