TKD High Frequency DXO oscillators use fundamental-mode quartz resonators to generate differential clocks at high frequencies without overtone complexity. Low jitter, tight stability and LVPECL/LVDS outputs support high-speed networking, SerDes and data center applications.
Generating high frequencies from fundamental-mode crystals avoids overtone spurs and reduces phase noise, giving cleaner signals than multiplied designs.
LVPECL or LVDS outputs provide immunity to common-mode noise and allow long, fast traces for high-speed clock distribution.
Low random jitter and controlled deterministic jitter keep bit error rates low in SerDes and high-speed serial links.
Allocate jitter among oscillator, PLL and receiver; a low-jitter DXO leaves more margin for the rest of the clock tree.
Match the output standard (LVPECL/LVDS) to the receiving device and provide correct termination (100 Ω differential for LVDS).
Route differential pairs with controlled impedance, equal length and tight coupling, keeping them away from noisy power converters.