ASNT2MUX25

Dual Channel Data Rate Doubler w/ Sync Output

Broadband frequency input range from DC to 22Gbps
Individual on board adjustable data path delays to ensure optimal timing at the multiplexer inputs
Easy two-way duty cycle adjustment for the multiplexer clock inputs
Synchronization signal with the frequency divided by any number from 1 to 256 and 50% duty cycle for viewing data bits or full eye diagram
Differential inputs and outputs
Minimal insertion jitter
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Frequency (min): DC
Frequency (max): 44 Gbps
Power: 7260 mW / 9060 mW with divider
Package: Board
Price: Request

Product Details

Fig. 1 Functional Block Diagram

This product is now considered obsolete.

The ASNT_2MUX25 system on board integrates two identical 2:1 multiplexer blocks.  Each MUX is used to double the incoming data rate by multiplexing two of the four input data channels. All four digital inputs have an operating frequency range from DC up to 22Gbps, resulting in the possibility to generate two differential output data streams with a rate up to 44Gbps. Input data can be applied single-ended/differentially, and AC/DC coupled to the inputs of each MUX. Two independent delay lines can correct the phase relationship between both data signals. On-board potentiometers allow for the individual adjustment of each data channel.

The clock input signal with a frequency from DC to 22GHzcan be applied single-ended/differentially, and AC/DC coupled. Amplifiers are used in both clock paths to optimize the duty cycle of the two multiplexed output data signals. The board also incorporates a programmable 1 to 256 divider (optional), operating up to 17GHz that can be used to generate a synchronization signal for monitoring the output data signals. The divider output is fully differential and supports the CML interface.

The multiplexer circuitry operates from a negative -3.3V power supply and consumes about 2.2A. A separate +3.0V power supply with a current consumption of about 800mA is required for the divider operation (if installed).