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The NB2308AI2HDTG is a 3.3 V zero delay clock buffer manufactured by onsemi, utilizing advanced 0.35 µm CMOS technology. It features an internal PLL that locks to a reference clock input and provides eight buffered outputs divided into two banks of four. The device supports multiple frequency configurations; specifically, the AI2 variant allows for 2X and 1X frequencies depending on the feedback source. Key electrical parameters include an operating voltage range of 3.0 V to 3.6 V, an input frequency range of 15 MHz to 133 MHz, and output-to-output skew less than 200 ps. It is housed in a TSSOP-16 package.
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Select the NB2308AI2HDTG when 2X and 1X frequency outputs are required on different banks. Ensure the feedback path configuration matches the desired frequency multiplication. Verify load capacitance requirements (15 pF for >100 MHz, 30 pF for <100 MHz) to maintain timing specifications.
This component belongs to the NB2308A family of 3.3 V zero delay buffers. The AI2H variant specifically enables flexible frequency scaling by allowing users to obtain 2X and 1X frequencies on each output bank depending on which output drives the feedback pin.
Compatible parts within the same family include NB2308AI1HDTG, NB2308AI3HDTG, NB2308AI4HDTG, and NB2308AI5HDTG. Selection depends on specific frequency multiplication requirements (Reference, 2X, 4X, or REF/2).
Zero delay is achieved by ensuring all outputs, including the one driving the FBK pin, are uniformly loaded. Adjustments can be made by varying the capacitive load difference between the FBK pin and other outputs.
The select inputs control the output state and PLL operation. They allow Bank A and Bank B outputs to be three-stated, driven directly by the reference clock (bypass mode), or driven by the PLL.
The device supports an input frequency range from 15 MHz to 133 MHz.