The NB6L572MMNR4G has a 48-pin QFN package with the following pin configuration:
Advantages: - High-speed operation - Low power consumption - Wide input/output frequency range - LOS detection for signal integrity monitoring
Disadvantages: - Limited pin configuration options - Requires external reference clock source
The NB6L572MMNR4G is suitable for use in high-speed communication systems, such as:
The NB6L572MMNR4G operates by recovering the clock and data signals from the differential input. It uses a reference clock to synchronize the recovered signals and generate a low-jitter output clock. The LOS detection feature monitors the input signal integrity. The IC is designed to operate at high speeds while consuming low power.
Optical Network Equipment: The NB6L572MMNR4G can be used in optical transceivers and line cards to recover clock and data signals from optical inputs.
Data Center Switches: In data center switches, the IC can be used to recover clock and data signals from high-speed Ethernet interfaces.
High-Speed Data Transmission Devices: The IC can be integrated into high-speed data transmission devices, such as routers and switches, to ensure accurate clock and data recovery.
Telecommunication Infrastructure: The NB6L572MMNR4G can be used in telecommunication infrastructure equipment, such as base stations and access points, to recover clock and data signals from wireless interfaces.
NB6L572MNG: Similar to NB6L572MMNR4G but with a different package (48-pin TSSOP).
NB6L572MN: Similar to NB6L572MMNR4G but without the LOS detection feature.
NB6L572MMN: Similar to NB6L572MMNR4G but without the reference clock multiplication/division feature.
NB6L572MNR: Similar to NB6L572MMNR4G but with a different package (32-pin QFN).
NB6L572MNT: Similar to NB6L572MMNR4G but with a different package (56-pin QFN).
Q: What is the maximum input frequency supported by NB6L572MMNR4G? A: The IC supports an input frequency range of 1MHz to 2.7GHz.
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