We need to use AD9209 at sample rate of 4096MHz with JESD204C interface and external PLL. Can it be slightly overclocked?
AD9209
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The AD9209 is a quad, 12-bit, 4 GSPS analog-to-digital converter (ADC). The ADC input features an on-chip wideband buffer with overload protection. This...
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We need to use AD9209 at sample rate of 4096MHz with JESD204C interface and external PLL. Can it be slightly overclocked?
Hi VladJBO
Thanks for your interest in AD9209.
The AD9209 datasheet specifies a maximum sample rate of 4.0 GSPS, and operation beyond this is outside the guaranteed specifications. That said, based on the Typical Performance Characteristics (TPC) plots in the datasheet, it appears the device was characterized up to about 4.1 GSPS. This suggests there may be some margin, but performance (SNR, SFDR, JESD204C link stability) is only guaranteed up to 4.0 GSPS.

If you choose to run at 4.096 GSPS, it should work in principle, but it is considered use at your own risk. Key points to watch:
If performance degradation is acceptable for your application, slight overclocking may be feasible, but it’s not officially supported.
Please note that I’m not the official product owner, so these are simply my observations.