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AD9231, AD9573

Hello,

I'm looking for a clock wich I can use for the AD9231. It needs to be a low power device for my design. Is the AD9573 suitable for that? I'll only need the 100MHz output of the AD9573. To wich level do I have to connect the VDD33, 33M and GND33 pins if I won't use the 33MHz output?

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  • Hi TKa303,

    As you already knew, the AD9573 can provide a 100MHz LVDS clock to the AD9231. As you also already know, you'll need to divide the clock frequency to bring it within the AD9231 clock frequency range.

    I checked with the AD9573 engineer. You need to supply power to all the voltage supply pins (VDDA=VDDX=VDDA=VDD=VDD33=3.3V+/-10%) even if the 33MHz output is not used. Connect GND33 to ground. I believe you can leave 33M floating, but I will confirm.

    Thanks,

    Doug

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  • Hi TKa303,

    As you already knew, the AD9573 can provide a 100MHz LVDS clock to the AD9231. As you also already know, you'll need to divide the clock frequency to bring it within the AD9231 clock frequency range.

    I checked with the AD9573 engineer. You need to supply power to all the voltage supply pins (VDDA=VDDX=VDDA=VDD=VDD33=3.3V+/-10%) even if the 33MHz output is not used. Connect GND33 to ground. I believe you can leave 33M floating, but I will confirm.

    Thanks,

    Doug

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