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The SY89840UMG-TR is a Precision LVPECL Runt Pulse Eliminator (RPE) 2:1 multiplexer designed for redundant source switchover applications. It operates from a 2.5V ±5% or 3.3V ±10% supply and supports frequencies up to 2.0 GHz. The device features an ultra-low jitter design with typical RMS phase jitter of 140 fs and MUX crosstalk-induced jitter of 0.7 ps rms. Propagation delay ranges from 460 ps to 880 ps depending on input voltage swing, with rise/fall times under 190 ps. It accepts AC or DC-coupled differential inputs as small as 100 mV single-ended or 200 mV differential without external level shifting.
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Select this component when glitch-free switchover between two asynchronous clock sources is critical. The device is suitable for designs requiring low jitter performance and compatibility with various differential signaling standards including LVPECL, CML, and LVDS. Consider the industrial temperature range and supply voltage flexibility when designing power delivery networks.
This part belongs to Micrel's Precision Edge product line, now under Microchip Technology. It is specifically engineered for high-speed digital applications where signal integrity during source switching is paramount. The QFN-16 package facilitates compact PCB layouts while maintaining thermal performance for industrial environments.
SY89841U: Precision LVDS variant with similar RPE functionality but different output signaling standard.
If the selected input pair drops below the minimum amplitude requirement (less than 100mV single-ended or 200mV differential), the FSI circuit latches the output to the last valid clock state, preventing oscillations or metastable conditions.
The CAP pin connects to an external capacitor to control the Power-On Reset (POR) delay. This ensures the internal RPE logic starts up in a known state once the power supply stabilizes above 2.3V.