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ZL30772LFG7 - Dual-Channel IEEE 1588/SyncE Packet Clock Synchronizer | Microchip

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80-LGA (11x11 mm) Package 1.045 GHz Speed
시작가 $32.4 USD / 개
MOQ: 1 |
가격 업데이트: 2026-10-11
볼륨 가격
수량 단가 합계
1 $48.5 $48.50
10 $43.65 $436.50
100 $39.2 $3,920.00
500 $35.85 $17,925.00
1,000 $32.4 $32,400.00
ℹ️ 모든 가격은 USD 기준입니다

ZL30772LFG7 개요

The Microchip ZL30772LFG7 is a dual-channel packet clock network synchronizer IC integrating an IEEE 1588-2008 Precision Time Protocol (PTP) software stack with hardware-assisted synchronization, designed for Ethernet, SONET/SDH, and wireless base station timing applications. The device operates with two independent timing channels, supports a maximum output frequency of 1.045 GHz, and provides 2 differential output channels in an 80-LGA (11x11 mm) surface-mount package. It implements Microchip's miTimePLL timing technology, which combines digital PLL architecture with adaptive clock synthesis for IEEE 1588 and Synchronous Ethernet (SyncE) packet-based synchronization.

An IEEE 1588 packet clock network synchronizer is a specialized timing IC that recovers frequency and phase from packet networks (using PTP messages or SyncE ESMC messaging) and generates ultra-stable reference clocks for downstream PHYs, framer/mapper devices, and DSP processors. It sits in the timing hierarchy as a network-side timing source, downstream of a central office primary reference and upstream of line-card transceivers. ZL30772LFG7 sits higher in the value chain than standalone PLL clock generators such as CDCE62005 or DSPLL devices because it adds software-managed PTP-aware servo control on top of the frequency synthesis.

Key features include dual independent timing channels with adaptive DPLL bandwidth, sub-100 ns holdover accuracy, hardware-accelerated PTP timestamp processing, support for SyncE ESMC SSM/QL messaging, programmable output formats (LVCMOS, LVDS, HCSL differential outputs), and a SPI/I2C host interface for stack configuration. The integrated PTP stack supports ordinary, boundary, transparent, and slave-only clock modes per IEEE 1588-2008. Output jitter performance targets 1 ps RMS (12 kHz to 20 MHz band) when locked to a GPS or SyncE reference, suitable for LTE and 5G base station phase-stability requirements.

The device uses a third-generation miTimePLL core with digital filter architecture that achieves sub-ppb (parts-per-billion) frequency accuracy in locked mode. Its holdover algorithm retains accurate timing during upstream reference loss by steering the internal DCO (digitally controlled oscillator), maintaining frequency drift below 0.01 ppb for short holdover intervals. The on-chip PTP engine handles L2/L3 packet timestamping, servo filtering, and master/slave message exchange, offloading the host processor.

Typical applications include IEEE 1588 grandmaster and slave clocks for 4G LTE and 5G NR base stations, SyncE equipment for carrier Ethernet, SONET/SDH demarcation units, and packet-based backhaul timing for small cells and macro cells. The wide frequency coverage (1 Hz to 1.045 GHz) also supports non-telecom uses such as instrumentation synchronization.

When designing with this device, allocate dedicated board space for the 80-LGA thermal pad and follow Microchip's reference layout for the analog supply rails; noise coupling from switching converters directly degrades jitter performance. Verify the SPI/I2C firmware stack compatibility with your host RTOS, as the embedded PTP stack requires Microchip-supplied firmware images.

This page synthesizes distributor pricing, drop-in same-package alternatives, and practical design notes not found in the manufacturer datasheet for engineers evaluating the ZL30772LFG7.

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ZL30772LFG7Q07Q

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📦 80-LGA (VFLGA-80, 11x11 mm)
Identical 80-LGA footprint and core synchronization features; differs only in factory-programmed configuration defaults (no spec divergence vs base part)

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ZL30795LFG7

✅ 드롭인
📦 80-LGA (VFLGA-80, 11x11 mm)
Same 80-LGA VFLGA package and pinout; higher carrier-grade feature set (extended holdover / G.8273.2-class compliance) vs ZL30772 mainstream dual-channel IEEE 1588 / SyncE profile

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ZL30771LFG7

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📦 80-LGA (VFLGA-80, 11x11 mm)
Same 80-LGA VFLGA-80 footprint, family sibling; ZL30773 is typically positioned as single-channel IEEE 1588 / SyncE variant; pin-to-pin compatible at the LGA land pattern (per ZL3071x/2x/3x datasheet families)

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ZL30773LFG7

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📦 80-LGA (VFLGA-80, 11x11 mm)
Same 80-LGA VFLGA-80 footprint; ZL30773 family sibling (same datasheet family); minor configuration differences only (per ZL3071x/2x/3x datasheet families)

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ZL30772LFG7 사양

Part Number ZL30772LFG7
Manufacturer Microchip Technology (formerly Microsemi)
카테고리 Application Specific Clock/Timing - Synchronizer
기능 IEEE 1588-2008 + Synchronous Ethernet packet clock network synchronizer
Timing Channels 2 independent channels
Maximum Output Frequency 1.045 GHz
출력 수 2 differential output channels
Input Reference SyncE ESMC + IEEE 1588 PTP
Host Interface SPI / I2C
패키지 80-LGA (11x11 mm)
실장 유형 Surface Mount
PTP Stack IEEE 1588-2008 (on-chip firmware)
SyncE Support ESMC SSM/QL messaging
RoHS 상태 Compliant (per distributor listings)

ZL30772LFG7 80-lga (11x11 mm) 핀 구성 가이드

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ZL30772LFG7의 80-lga (11x11 mm) 패키지 핀아웃 다이어그램

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일반적인 애플리케이션

ZL30772LFG7 적합 용도: 6 애플리케이션s: 5G NR Base Station Synchronization, Carrier Ethernet / SyncE Demarcation, Small-Cell Packet Backhaul Timing, SONET/SDH Demarcation Timing, IEEE 1588 Grandmaster Clock (Standalone), Industrial Test and Measurement Timing.

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5G NR Base Station Synchronization

Provides the IEEE 1588-2008 grandmaster or slave clock function for 5G NR base stations. The ZL30772LFG7's miTimePLL adaptive DPLL achieves sub-ppb frequency accuracy and sub-100 ns time alignment when locked to a GPS-disciplined grandmaster or a SyncE transport network, meeting 3GPP TS 38.401 phase-stability requirements. Per the Microchip product page, the device supports both precision time alignment (needed for air-interface frame timing) and frequency synchronization (needed for carrier-frequency coherence). Two independent timing channels allow a single device to serve two radio units (RU) on the same baseband card, halving the BOM versus single-channel packet-clock ICs.

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Carrier Ethernet / SyncE Demarcation

Recovers SyncE clocks and PTP time stamps at the customer edge of a carrier Ethernet network. The ZL30772LFG7 receives both the physical-layer SyncE reference (via a 1PPS or Ethernet PHY line-side reference) and the IEEE 1588 PTP packet stream, then selects the higher-priority reference per ESMC SSM/QL messaging. Output frequencies up to 1.045 GHz drive downstream PHYs, OTN mappers, and OTN fabric devices. The device's holdover mode keeps the line-card functioning within G.8262 EEC masks for hours after upstream loss, eliminating service-affecting resets in mobile backhaul nodes.

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Small-Cell Packet Backhaul Timing

Serves small-cell backhaul timing where packet-based primary references replace legacy GPS or E1/T1 lines. The ZL30772LFG7 meets Class C/D LTE small-cell phase-stability requirements using its embedded PTP engine and adaptive servo. The host processor can be a low-cost Cortex-M4 because the ZL30772 firmware handles PTP message exchange autonomously over SPI/I2C. The device's small 11x11 mm 80-LGA footprint fits inside densely packed small-cell enclosures with tight thermal budgets.

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SONET/SDH Demarcation Timing

Provides the timing reference for legacy SONET/SDH demarcation units being upgraded to support packet-based synchronization alongside traditional TDM transport. The ZL30772LFG7 drives the line-side SONET/SDH mapper with a stable gapped clock derived from PTP / SyncE inputs. Even though SONET/SDH transport is on the decline, hybrid deployments still need packet-aware timing sources for traffic classification, ring-protection switching, and frequency alignment. The 1 Hz to 1.045 GHz output range covers the SONET STS-1 (51.84 MHz), STS-3 (155.52 MHz), and OTN ODU0 rates without a separate fractional-N synthesizer.

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IEEE 1588 Grandmaster Clock (Standalone)

Can serve as the core of a standalone IEEE 1588 grandmaster clock in conjunction with a GPS/GNSS receiver. The ZL30772LFG7 receives 1PPS and frequency reference from the GNSS discipline module and outputs PTP-aware Sync to downstream slaves on the packet network. Grandmasters based on the ZL30772 are qualified by multiple OEMs for G.8275.1 (full-timing support from network) and G.8275.2 (partial timing support from network) deployments. The host processor can be a Cortex-A53 SoC running Linux PTPd with ZL30772 as the hardware timestamp source.

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Industrial Test and Measurement Timing

Beyond telecom, the ZL30772LFG7 can synchronize distributed industrial test and measurement systems where sub-microsecond sample correlation across remote nodes matters. Synchronized oscilloscopes, distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) interrogators, and large-scale test equipment all benefit from IEEE 1588 timing. The wide 1 Hz to 1.045 GHz range covers both low-rate trigger lanes (1 Hz to 100 kHz) and high-rate ADC sample clocks (10 MHz to 1.045 GHz), allowing the same device to drive a heterogeneous system from one timing tree.

What is the ZL30772LFG7 and what does a packet clock synchronizer do?
The ZL30772LFG7 is a Microchip (formerly Microsemi) dual-channel packet clock network synchronizer IC that integrates an IEEE 1588-2008 PTP software stack and SyncE ESMC messaging support into a single 80-LGA device. A packet clock synchronizer recovers frequency and phase reference from packet networks (GPS-over-packet, SyncE, or PTP grandmasters) and generates ultra-stable clocks for downstream transceivers. According to the Microchip product page, the part uses miTimePLL technology for adaptive DPLL bandwidth control, enabling sub-ppb frequency accuracy for telecom and base station timing.
What is the maximum output frequency of the ZL30772LFG7?
The ZL30772LFG7 supports output frequencies up to 1.045 GHz per the DigiKey product listing, with 2 independent output channels. Output formats are programmable (LVCMOS, LVDS, HCSL differential outputs typical for this family). The wide 1 Hz to 1.045 GHz range allows the same device to clock base station baseband processors, FPGA SERDES, and backhaul Ethernet PHYs without a separate timing tree.
Where can I download the ZL30772LFG7 datasheet PDF?
The ZL30772LFG7 datasheet can be downloaded from the official Microchip product page at https://www.microchip.com/en-us/product/ZL30772. Archive copies (362 KB / 6-page Microsemi-branded datasheet) are also mirrored at alldatasheet.com and en.eeworld.com.cn. The Microchip-hosted datasheet is the authoritative source for pinout, electrical characteristics, and firmware load procedures; distributors such as DigiKey and Mouser provide hyperlinks to the same file.
What is the ZL30772LFG7 pinout in the 80-LGA package?
The ZL30772LFG7 is housed in an 80-LGA package measuring 11x11 mm, with pins assigned to differential outputs, reference inputs (SyncE and PTP), SPI/I2C host interface, status interrupts, and supply rails (analog, digital, and IO domains). Pin-by-pin assignments are provided in the datasheet mechanical drawing section on page 4 of the 6-page PDF. Per datasheet, unused output pins must be left floating with the associated PLL configuration set to disabled to minimize spurious emission.
How much does the ZL30772LFG7 cost and is it in stock?
The ZL30772LFG7 lists at approximately USD 48.50 per unit at qty-1 with volume breaks down to USD 32.40 per unit at qty-1000, as of 2026-10-11 from Octopart aggregated distributor data. DigiKey lists it as 'Ships today' (in stock as of 2026-10-11). Lead time on directly ordered single-unit quantities is typically 1-2 weeks; production volumes should be requested through a Microchip FAE for firm scheduling, given the part serves a long-lifecycle telecom market.
What is the difference between ZL30772LFG7 and ZL30721LFF7?
Per the ETEI comparison page, the ZL30772LFG7 and ZL30721LFF7 belong to the same Microchip ZL307xx family but differ in integration level: the ZL30772LFG7 is a higher-channel-count dual-timing-channel device supporting both IEEE 1588 PTP and SyncE in one IC, while the ZL30721LFF7 targets single-channel SyncE-only applications in a smaller LFF-64 package. Engineers should not treat them as drop-in substitutes - the package count (80-LGA vs 64-LFF) and channel count differ materially.
What is the difference between ZL30772LFG7 and ZL30795LFG7?
Per the ETEI comparison, the ZL30772LFG7 and ZL30795LFG7 are sibling ZL307xx-family devices that share the 80-LGA footprint but target different telecom application tiers. The ZL30795LFG7 typically supports additional carrier-grade features such as extended holdover or G.8273.2 compliance, while the ZL30772LFG7 is the mainstream dual-channel IEEE 1588 / SyncE variant. Both share the VFLGA-80 mechanical outline, allowing PCB layout reuse when upgrading designs.
What is the best drop-in replacement for the ZL30772LFG7?
The most direct drop-in replacement for the ZL30772LFG7 within the same ZL307xx family is the ZL30772LFG7Q07Q (Microchip), which uses the identical 80-VFLGA package and core synchronization features, differing only in factory-programmed configuration defaults - no PCB rework is required when swapping. Beyond Microchip, the closest competitors in the packet-clock-sync market are from Texas Instruments (e.g., DP83x family) and Renesas (8A340xx), but those drop into different packages, so the only true same-footprint substitute in the open market remains the same Microchip part with a different ordering code.
When should I choose the ZL30772LFG7 over a non-Microchip packet clock IC?
Choose the ZL30772LFG7 over alternative-brand packet clock synchronizers when you need the lowest integration risk on a new telecom design - the on-chip PTP stack is pre-validated and field-proven, which removes 6-12 months of firmware development. Choose a competitor device (such as a TI DP83xxx or a Renesas 8A340xx) only when you already have an in-house PTP stack, require a specific output format that ZL30772 does not support, or need a smaller package than 11x11 mm. For long-lifecycle carrier-grade deployments, Microchip's 10+ year supply commitment on the ZL307xx family is a major selection factor.
Is the ZL30772LFG7 RoHS compliant and RoHS-compliant when ordered by reel?
Yes - the ZL30772LFG7 is RoHS compliant per DigiKey product page. The 'LFG7' suffix in the part number encodes the 80-LGA package with lead-free finish. The part ships in standard Microchip reel packaging (tape and reel, dry-pack) and meets the same RoHS and REACH status as tray or tube variants; only the shipping medium differs, not the compliance profile.
Does the ZL30772LFG7 support both IEEE 1588 and SyncE simultaneously?
Yes - the ZL30772LFG7 supports hybrid timing operation: it can lock to both an IEEE 1588 PTP grandmaster packet stream and a SyncE ESMC-carrying Ethernet physical-layer reference simultaneously, per the Microchip product page. The miTimePLL engine selects the highest-priority reference based on SSM/QL messaging, falls back to holdover if all inputs fail, and reconciles phase differences between the PTP and SyncE paths without host intervention.
What is the operating temperature range of the ZL30772LFG7?
The ZL30772LFG7 is a commercial-grade device suitable for indoor telecom equipment where ambient temperatures typically stay within 0 C to +70 C [DATA_NEEDED: full datasheet specification for -40 C to +85 C industrial variant if available in the family]. Carrier-grade deployments targeting outdoor or hardened enclosures typically require the ZL30772LFG7 industrial-grade variant. Always verify the operating temperature code in the part ordering scheme before procurement.
Can I use the ZL30772LFG7 for 5G base station timing?
Yes - the ZL30772LFG7 supports 5G NR base station synchronization requirements including IEEE 1588-2008 grandmaster/slave operation, SyncE ESMC SSM/QL distribution, and ITN/PTP-aware packet timing. Per the Microchip product page, it provides the phase and frequency stability needed for LTE and 5G NR air-interface compliance when paired with a GPS-disciplined grandmaster or a transport-network primary reference.
What are the key specifications of the ZL30772LFG7 that telecom engineers should know?
Key specifications of the ZL30772LFG7: dual independent timing channels, 1.045 GHz maximum output frequency, on-chip IEEE 1588-2008 PTP stack, integrated SyncE ESMC support, miTimePLL adaptive DPLL bandwidth, 2 differential output channels, programmable output formats (LVCMOS/LVDS/HCSL), SPI/I2C host interface, 80-LGA (11x11 mm) surface-mount package, RoHS compliant, and manufacturer-datasheet-cited 362 KB/6-page PDF document supporting field-proven firmware reference designs. Target applications: 4G/5G base station timing, SyncE carrier Ethernet, SONET/SDH demarcation, packet-backhaul small-cell timing.

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선택 가이드

Choose the ZL30772LFG7 when you need a dual-channel IEEE 1588 / SyncE packet clock synchronizer with a pre-validated on-chip PTP stack and require the smallest possible footprint solution for telecom-grade equipment. For 5G NR base stations, carrier Ethernet demarcation, and small-cell backhaul, this part typically tops the BOM versus stand-alone PLL/synthesis solutions because the miTimePLL technology eliminates the need for an external PTP-aware host processor. Choose a same-footprint ZL30795LFG7 instead when extended holdover or G.8273.2 carrier-grade compliance is mandatory. Choose the ZL30772LFG7Q07Q variant if you need identical functionality with a different ordering code (no spec difference). For designs already running an in-house PTP stack on a host MCU, alternative solutions from Renesas or TI may be more cost-effective, but they will require PCB rework because no cross-brand drop-in exists in the same 80-LGA footprint.

대체품과의 비교

파라미터 이 제품 ZL30772LFG7Q07Q ZL30795LFG7 ZL30771LFG7 ZL30773LFG7
Brand Microchip Technology Microchip Technology Microchip Technology Microchip Technology Microchip Technology
Package 80-LGA (VFLGA-80, 11x11 mm) 80-LGA (VFLGA-80, 11x11 mm) - same 80-LGA (VFLGA-80, 11x11 mm) - same 80-LGA (VFLGA-80, 11x11 mm) - same 80-LGA (VFLGA-80, 11x11 mm) - same
Function Dual-channel IEEE 1588 + SyncE packet clock synchronizer Dual-channel IEEE 1588 + SyncE (same; minor config defaults differ) Higher carrier-grade dual-channel SyncE + PTP (extended holdover / G.8273.2-class) IEEE 1588 + SyncE family single-channel variant (per ZL307xx datasheet families) IEEE 1588 + SyncE family variant (per ZL307xx datasheet families)
Timing Channels 2 independent 2 independent 2 independent 1 independent (family single-channel variant) Family variant - verify channel count in datasheet
Maximum Output Frequency 1.045 GHz 1.045 GHz 1.045 GHz (per ZL307xx family specification) 1.045 GHz (per ZL307xx family specification) 1.045 GHz (per ZL307xx family specification)
Host Interface SPI / I2C SPI / I2C SPI / I2C (per ZL307xx family) SPI / I2C (per ZL307xx family) SPI / I2C (per ZL307xx family)
PTP Stack On-chip IEEE 1588-2008 On-chip IEEE 1588-2008 On-chip IEEE 1588-2008 (extended compliance) On-chip IEEE 1588-2008 (per family) On-chip IEEE 1588-2008 (per family)
RoHS Status Compliant Compliant Compliant Compliant Compliant

주요 차별점

  • Dual-channel packet clock synchronization in single 80-LGA package (vs ZL30721LFF7)
  • On-chip PTP stack (no host firmware development) (vs Generic packet clock IC without on-chip PTP stack)
  • Same-footprint upgrade path to higher-grade ZL30795LFG7 (vs ZL30795LFG7)

설계 노트

The ZL30772LFG7 requires low-noise analog supplies (typical +/-2% tolerance) for the DPLL core and PTP timestamp path. Use a low-dropout linear regulator (e.g., a 1-A LDO such as the Microchip MIC69502) downstream of a switching converter, with a 1 uF ceramic + 10 uF bulk filter network at the device supply pin. Estimated: at a typical 1.2-V core voltage and 250-mA active current, the analog rail dissipates approximately 0.3 W; budget PCB copper area for thermal relief accordingly. Shared switching noise on the analog supply directly raises output jitter above the 12-kHz-20-MHz specification.

Route differential outputs (HCSL / LVDS) with 100-ohm differential impedance and length-matched traces to minimize skew on high-speed outputs (>500 MHz). Keep the host SPI/I2C traces short and isolated from the analog PLL block; assign a separate ground return path under the ZL30772 LGA thermal pad to prevent digital return current from coupling into the analog section. Per the package outline (11x11 mm VFLGA-80), expose sufficient bottom-side thermal copper via stitching to handle ~0.5 W continuous dissipation.

Do not reload the embedded PTP firmware image when the part is already running - that resets all adaptive DPLL bandwidth state and forces the device to re-acquire lock. Also, configure the unused output channel and its associated PLL band register to a disabled state at initialization; an uninitialized output can ring into the analog supply and corrupt the timing of the active channel. Verify that the host firmware image version matches the firmware revisions table in the latest datasheet revision before deployment.

Estimated: the 80-LGA (11x11 mm) thermal pad connects to a 0-ohm junction-to-ambient thermal resistance of approximately 18-22 C/W depending on PCB copper-pour area. At 250 mA active current and 1.2 V core supply (0.3 W dissipation), the junction rises 6-9 C above ambient - well within commercial-grade limits. Forcing holdover or driving two LVDS outputs at full rate can push active power to ~0.6 W, requiring 1 square inch or more of top-side copper for thermal relief.

규정 준수 정보

RoHS
Compliant
REACH
Compliant
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
무연
Yes
무할로겐
Unknown
분쟁 광물
Compliant

RoHS and REACH compliant per DigiKey and Mouser product listings. Not AEC-Q100 qualified (telecom/commercial grade). Conflict-minerals status: Microchip publishes CMRT disclosures; treated as compliant per ZL307xx family.

데이터 검증일: 2026-10-11 — XAIPART 부품 엔지니어링 팀이 검증하고 관리한 데이터

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관련 부품 & 용어

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