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The MPC9315AC is a 2.5 V and 3.3 V CMOS PLL clock generator and driver designed for low-skew clock distribution in telecom, networking, and computing applications. It features eight LVCMOS outputs across three configurable banks (A, B, C) and two selectable reference inputs to support clock redundancy. The device supports output-to-input frequency ratios of 1:1, 2:1, 4:1, 1:2, and 1:4, with a maximum output skew of 120 ps. It operates within an ambient temperature range of -40°C to +85°C.
Verify the AC suffix indicates Pb-free packaging availability as specified in the datasheet. Confirm the FA suffix corresponds to standard leaded packages. Ensure the ordering code ending matches the required package variant. Check RoHS compliance status for specific manufacturing batches.
Select the MPC9315AC when zero-delay buffer configurations or spread spectrum clocking are required. Ensure the reference input frequency allows the internal VCO to operate between 75 MHz and 160 MHz for stable locking. Verify that the application requires LVCMOS compatible levels for both inputs and outputs.
The MPC9315AC belongs to the Advanced Clock Drivers Devices family from Freescale Semiconductor. It is specifically engineered to drive terminated transmission lines and minimize propagation delay. The device integrates a fully functional PLL without requiring external loop filter components.
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The device includes two selectable LVCMOS clock inputs (CLK0 and CLK1). The REF_SEL pin allows the user to select either input as the reference clock source.
VCCA provides power to the analog PLL circuitry. It requires an external RC filter to isolate sensitive analog circuits from digital switching noise on the main VCC supply.
Yes, by connecting an output to the selected feedback input (FB0 or FB1), the PLL aligns the output edge with the reference input edge, virtually eliminating propagation delay.