VSC8115XYA-02-T

Overview

The VSC8115XYA-02-T is a clock recovery unit manufactured by Microchip Technology, categorized under timers and support products. It operates with a single power supply and dissipates up to 180 mW of power. The device provides LVDS and LVPECL output types and is housed in a TSSOP-20 package designed for SMD/SMT installation. The component weighs approximately 191 mg and is supplied in reel or cut tape packaging formats.

Feature Summary

• Integrated clock recovery functionality within the timer and support product category
• Supports LVDS and LVPECL output signal standards
• Low power consumption with a maximum dissipation of 180 mW
• Available in a compact TSSOP-20 surface-mount package

Applications

• Clock distribution systems requiring signal regeneration
• High-speed digital interfaces utilizing LVDS/LVPECL signaling
• Telecommunications equipment timing circuits

Procurement Notes

This component is identified as obsolete with an end-of-life status, indicating that Microchip Technology will discontinue production. Availability is restricted, and Mouser does not currently sell this item in all regions. Verification of current stock from authorized distributors or surplus suppliers is required before procurement planning.

Selection Notes

Designers should consider the TSSOP-20 package constraints and the specific requirement for LVDS or LVPECL outputs when integrating this clock recovery unit. Due to the obsolete status, alternative components with similar interface specifications and power profiles must be evaluated for long-term supply chain stability.

Part Context

The VSC8115XYA-02-T belongs to the broader family of clock and timer ICs produced by Microchip Technology. It serves a specialized role in signal integrity management compared to standard Ethernet PHYs or switches found in the same manufacturer's portfolio, focusing specifically on timing recovery rather than data transmission.

Replacement Considerations

As the part is obsolete, no direct public substitute part numbers are confirmed in the provided documentation. Engineers must identify functional equivalents based on LVDS/LVPECL output compatibility and TSSOP-20 footprint requirements.