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SY87700LZG - 175Mbps AnyRate CDR | Microchip Technology

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SY87700LZG 概覽

The Microchip Technology SY87700LZG is a 3.3 V and 5 V AnyRate clock and data recovery integrated circuit designed for serial links operating from 32 Mbps to 175 Mbps. It recovers clock and data from an NRZ data stream, generates a recovered clock, and provides one clock output in a 28-pin SOIC package. The device targets Ethernet, SONET/SDH, ATM, and other telecommunications timing applications.

A clock and data recovery IC is a specialized digital timing device that restores a usable clock signal from a serial data stream whose timing relationship may vary because of line coding, transmission delay, jitter, and upstream clock uncertainty. Within the semiconductor hierarchy, the SY87700LZG belongs to the clock and timing IC family, where it combines clock recovery, clock generation, phase-locked loops, and data recovery functions for high-speed serial communication equipment.

The SY87700LZG supports operation from 32 Mbps through 175 Mbps and accommodates NRZ data streams. According to the manufacturer datasheet information, the device contains two on-chip phase-locked loops: one dedicated to clock generation and another dedicated to clock recovery. Selectable operating options support 3.3 V and 5 V supply configurations, giving designers flexibility across telecommunications, networking, and industrial serial-interface systems.

Its clock-recovery architecture is intended to establish stable timing between the incoming serial data and the recovered output clock. The dual-PLL arrangement separates clock generation from the recovery path, helping the IC support multiple operating rates while maintaining the timing relationship required by the host serializer or interface. The 175 Mbps upper data rate positions the part for legacy SONET/SDH, ATM, Ethernet, and other rate-specific serial links rather than modern multi-gigabit interfaces.

Typical uses include SONET/SDH line-card clock recovery, ATM equipment, Ethernet serial links, telecommunications backplanes, and embedded serial timing subsystems. In these systems, the IC can reduce the burden placed on a host FPGA or ASIC by extracting a usable clock from the received NRZ stream and supplying it to downstream logic. It is most appropriate where the link rate remains within the supported 32 Mbps to 175 Mbps range.

The principal design considerations are supply decoupling, data and clock input routing, and preserving a clean differential clock relationship across the PCB. Place the required input and output capacitors near their associated pins, route high-speed serial signals over continuous reference planes, and minimize stubs. Because the part combines recovered clock and serial data paths, clock jitter and board skew can affect downstream timing margin even when the nominal data rate is within specification.

This product page combines the known operating rates, supply options, PLL architecture, package information, applications, and practical implementation guidance with a conservative drop-in assessment. The SY87700LZG remains the exact 28-pin SOIC ordering code, while related lower-power or different-package family members are clearly distinguished rather than presented as interchangeable drop-in parts.

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與下列產品可直接替換的同系列型號: SY87700LZG (相同外形與佔位) — 差異在於 Package, Product Type.

Microchip Technology
Package: 32-pin TQFP exposed-pad, 7 mm x 7 mm
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Microchip Technology
Package: 28-pin SOIC
Product Type: Clock and Data Recovery IC with multiplexer
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SY87700LZG 規格

Product Type AnyRate clock and data recovery IC
Minimum Data Rate 32 Mbps
Maximum Data Rate 175 Mbps
Supply Voltage Option 3.3 V
Supply Voltage Option 5 V
Data Format NRZ
Clock Outputs 1 output
PLL Count 2 on-chip PLLs
PLL Functions 1 clock-generation PLL and 1 clock-recovery PLL
Application Ethernet, SONET/SDH, and ATM serial links
封裝 28-pin SOIC, 7.50 mm width
安裝類型 Surface mount
Maximum Input Data Rate 175 Mbps

SY87700LZG 28-pin soic, 7.50 mm width 腳位配置指南

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典型應用

SY87700LZG 適用於 6 應用s: SONET/SDH Line-Card Clock Recovery, ATM Network Interface Timing, Ethernet Serial-Link Recovery, Telecommunications Backplane Interfaces, FPGA-Assisted Serial Receivers, Embedded Telecommunications Timing.

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SONET/SDH Line-Card Clock Recovery

The SY87700LZG fits SONET/SDH line-card receivers that need to recover a usable clock from an NRZ serial stream at rates from 32 Mbps to 175 Mbps. Its clock-recovery PLL and separate clock-generation PLL allow the receiver to reconstruct timing before forwarding data to the system logic. The 28-pin SOIC package also supports conventional surface-mount PCB assembly. Design the input and output paths for the line rate and review jitter, skew, and supply requirements in the manufacturer timing diagrams.

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ATM Network Interface Timing

The SY87700LZG is appropriate for ATM interface blocks whose receiver must extract clock and data from an NRZ serial link within the supported 32 Mbps to 175 Mbps range. Placing the recovery function beside the serial transceiver can reduce timing complexity in the host FPGA or ASIC and provide a dedicated recovered clock to downstream logic. The device's one-output arrangement suits designs requiring one recovered timing reference. Confirm the required ATM line rate, clock architecture, jitter margin, and exact pin assignments before layout release.

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Ethernet Serial-Link Recovery

The SY87700LZG can support legacy or rate-specific Ethernet interfaces that transmit NRZ data within the IC's 32 Mbps to 175 Mbps operating range. It provides a dedicated path for clock and data recovery, allowing a receiving FPGA or ASIC to operate from a clock reconstructed at the interface boundary. This arrangement can simplify timing distribution inside a communications card. The actual Ethernet standard, line coding, source-synchronous behavior, and required jitter performance must be verified against the manufacturer timing characteristics before implementation.

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Telecommunications Backplane Interfaces

The SY87700LZG is suitable for older telecommunications backplanes where an NRZ serial channel operates at no more than 175 Mbps and must deliver recovered timing to line-card logic. Its dual-PLL architecture separates clock generation from clock recovery, while the 28-pin SOIC package simplifies assembly onto established communication boards. Backplane implementations should emphasize controlled impedance, short clock routes, ground-plane continuity, and isolation between noisy switching stages. Verify connector loss, skew budget, jitter tolerance, and the required line rate before selecting the device.

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FPGA-Assisted Serial Receivers

The SY87700LZG can offload clock and data recovery from an FPGA when the incoming NRZ stream remains within the supported 32 Mbps to 175 Mbps range. The dedicated recovery function supplies a local timing reference, reducing the need for the FPGA to implement a complete CDR in fabric. This can simplify firmware and place-and-route work in rate-specific communications equipment. Evaluate whether the link's jitter, latency, loss-of-signal behavior, and clock-quality requirements fit the device before transferring timing responsibility away from the FPGA.

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Embedded Telecommunications Timing

The SY87700LZG can be incorporated into embedded communication equipment that receives NRZ data at a fixed rate between 32 Mbps and 175 Mbps and requires local clock recovery. Its two-PLL architecture provides separate paths for clock generation and recovery, supporting a structured timing design within the receiving subsystem. The 28-pin SOIC package is useful for boards built around established surface-mount assembly processes. System designers should confirm the power-supply level, input thresholds, recovered-clock characteristics, and startup behavior against the manufacturer electrical specifications.

推薦產品摘要

SY87700LHG Microchip Technology 用於: SONET/SDH Line-Card Clock Recovery, ATM Network Interface Timing, Ethernet Serial-Link Recovery, Telecommunications Backplane Interfaces, FPGA-Assisted Serial Receivers, Embedded Telecommunications Timing SY87700ALHG Lower-power family option requiring a different footprint 用於: SONET/SDH Line-Card Clock Recovery, ATM Network Interface Timing, Ethernet Serial-Link Recovery, Telecommunications Backplane Interfaces, FPGA-Assisted Serial Receivers, Embedded Telecommunications Timing
What is the SY87700LZG?
The SY87700LZG is a single-output AnyRate clock and data recovery IC that operates with NRZ serial data from 32 Mbps to 175 Mbps. According to the manufacturer datasheet information, it supports 3.3 V and 5 V operation, uses two on-chip PLLs, and is intended for Ethernet, SONET/SDH, ATM, and related telecommunications links. The device is packaged in a 28-pin SOIC.
What data rates does the SY87700LZG support?
The SY87700LZG supports serial data rates from 32 Mbps to 175 Mbps. According to the manufacturer datasheet information, the same IC can recover clock and data from an NRZ stream and generate a clock over that rate range. This makes it suitable for rate-specific SONET/SDH, ATM, Ethernet, and other legacy serial-interface links, but it is not intended for modern multi-gigabit data paths.
Where can I download the SY87700LZG datasheet PDF?
The SY87700LZG datasheet can be accessed through the linked datasheet record on this page, which identifies the device as a 3.3 V, 32 Mbps to 175 Mbps AnyRate clock and data recovery IC. Use the manufacturer pin-description table and electrical characteristics in that document when assigning pins, selecting capacitors, and checking timing margins before releasing a PCB layout.
Where is the SY87700LZG pinout located?
The SY87700LZG pinout is documented in the manufacturer datasheet associated with this product page. The device uses a 28-pin SOIC package with 7.50 mm width, so the physical package drawing has 28 numbered positions. Use the datasheet pin-description table to distinguish data inputs, clock outputs, control connections, supply rails, and ground pins during schematic capture.
How does the SY87700LZG recover clock and data?
The SY87700LZG recovers timing from an incoming NRZ serial stream and supplies a recovered clock and data path to the receiving system. According to the manufacturer datasheet information, two on-chip PLLs are used, with one assigned to clock generation and the other to clock recovery. This arrangement supports AnyRate operation across the stated 32 Mbps to 175 Mbps range while reducing the timing work required from a host FPGA or ASIC.
What applications are suitable for the SY87700LZG?
The SY87700LZG is suitable for SONET/SDH, ATM, Ethernet, and other serial telecommunications links operating between 32 Mbps and 175 Mbps. Its clock and data recovery function is useful when the receiver must reconstruct timing from an NRZ stream. The single-output architecture and two-PLL implementation are particularly relevant to line cards, network interface blocks, backplanes, and legacy serial-interface equipment.
Can the SY87700LZG operate at 3.3 V and 5 V?
Yes, the SY87700LZG includes 3.3 V and 5 V power-supply options. According to the manufacturer datasheet information, the selected supply arrangement must match the external circuitry, component ratings, and timing requirements of the design. Confirm the exact operating conditions, input levels, and decoupling recommendations in the electrical-characteristics and application sections before fixing the system power architecture.
What are the key specifications of SY87700LZG that engineers should know?
The principal SY87700LZG specifications are a 32 Mbps to 175 Mbps operating range, NRZ data handling, one clock output, two on-chip PLLs, and a 28-pin SOIC package. According to the manufacturer datasheet information, the device also supports 3.3 V and 5 V supply configurations. Its defining role is clock and data recovery for Ethernet, SONET/SDH, ATM, and comparable serial links.
What can replace the SY87700LZG?
No verified same-package drop-in replacement for the SY87700LZG was identified in the current cross-reference results. Related SY87700-family parts may offer lower power or different package options, but changing package dimensions or lead assignments requires PCB and schematic changes rather than a direct replacement. Use the cross-reference search on this page to request current substitute information for an exact 28-pin SOIC footprint.
Is the SY87700LZG the same as SY87700ALHG?
No, the SY87700LZG is not package-equivalent to the SY87700ALHG. The available comparison identifies SY87700LZG in a 28-pin SOIC package and SY87700ALHG in a 32-pin TQFP package with an exposed pad. The ALHG variant is also described as lower power, so it requires a different footprint and a deliberate electrical and timing review rather than drop-in substitution.
Is there a lower-power alternative to the SY87700LZG for new designs?
The SY87700AL family is identified as a lower-power option for new designs, but the documented SY87700ALHG package is TQFP-32 rather than the SY87700LZG's 28-pin SOIC. A direct board replacement is therefore not supported by the documented package information. Evaluate the lower-power family when PCB redesign is acceptable, and compare data rate, supply voltage, jitter, recovery behavior, and pin functions before selecting it.
When should I choose the SY87700LZG instead of another clock recovery IC?
Choose the SY87700LZG when the design uses an NRZ serial link between 32 Mbps and 175 Mbps and specifically requires an AnyRate clock and data recovery solution in a 28-pin SOIC. Confirm that one output, two-PLL operation, and the available 3.3 V or 5 V configuration match the receiver architecture. If the link is faster than 175 Mbps or requires a different package, choose a device qualified for those requirements instead.
Is the SY87700LZG suitable for SONET/SDH and ATM equipment?
Yes, the SY87700LZG is explicitly associated with SONET/SDH and ATM applications. According to the manufacturer datasheet information, it recovers clock and data from NRZ streams at rates up to 175 Mbps and can generate a clock over the supported 32 Mbps to 175 Mbps range. Its suitability still depends on the specific line rate, jitter budget, clock-output requirements, and compliance targets of the equipment.
What PCB considerations matter for the SY87700LZG?
The SY87700LZG PCB should use short, continuous serial-data routes, a stable clock output path, and placement of the manufacturer-recommended decoupling capacitors near the supply pins. Route over an uninterrupted reference plane where possible, minimize via stubs, and control impedance according to the actual edge rate. Clock jitter and data-to-clock skew are interface-timing risks even when the nominal line rate is within the supported range.
How do I request a quote, current price, stock, or lead time for SY87700LZG?
Use the Request a Quote form on this page to request the current commercial terms, stock position, minimum order quantity, and lead time for the SY87700LZG. The structured pricing fields are intentionally empty because no exact-MPN quantity-break table with a printed quantity and unambiguous USD price was available for extraction. The form allows the order details to be reviewed without relying on a stale price quote.
Is the SY87700LZG RoHS compliant?
The current product information does not provide a definitive RoHS compliance statement for the SY87700LZG, so the compliance status should not be assumed. Review the manufacturer declarations, material disclosure, or product lifecycle documentation for the exact ordering code before using it in a compliance-controlled design. The same caution applies to REACH, halogen-free, and conflict-minerals requirements when those statements are mandatory.

工程參考資料,適用於 SY87700LZG — 比較、設計指引及合規資訊。

選型指南

Choose the SY87700LZG when the design uses an NRZ serial link from 32 Mbps to 175 Mbps and requires clock and data recovery in a 28-pin SOIC footprint. Its two-PLL arrangement, single clock output, and selectable 3.3 V or 5 V supply configuration suit rate-specific Ethernet, SONET/SDH, ATM, and telecommunications equipment. The SY87700ALHG may be preferable for new, lower-power designs, but its TQFP-32 package requires a different PCB layout and a complete electrical review. The SY87700LHG is also a family-related option rather than a direct 28-pin SOIC replacement. Avoid the SY87700LZG for links above 175 Mbps, systems needing more than one clock output, or applications whose jitter and loss-of-signal requirements exceed the device's characterized behavior.

與替代品比較

參數 本產品
Product Type AnyRate clock and data recovery IC
Minimum Data Rate 32 Mbps
Maximum Data Rate 175 Mbps
Supply Voltage Options 3.3 V and 5 V
Data Format NRZ
Clock Outputs 1 output
PLL Architecture 2 on-chip PLLs: 1 for clock generation and 1 for clock recovery
Package 28-pin SOIC, 7.50 mm width
Brand Microchip Technology
Target Applications Ethernet, SONET/SDH, and ATM

主要差異化特點

  • AnyRate recovery across a broad legacy serial-link range (對比SY87700ALHG)
  • Separate clock-generation and clock-recovery PLLs (對比SY87700LHG)
  • Single-output configuration in a compact SOIC (對比SY87700ALHG)

設計說明

Place the manufacturer-recommended input, output, and bypass capacitors adjacent to their associated SY87700LZG pins. Keep the recovered-clock route short and continuous, and avoid adding test pads or branch stubs near high-speed outputs unless their impedance effects have been evaluated. Connect each ground reference to a low-impedance ground plane so clock and data paths retain a stable return current.

Treat the recovered clock as a timing signal rather than ordinary low-frequency logic. Use a continuous reference plane, controlled impedance where the trace rate requires it, and matched-length routing when the downstream device defines a source-synchronous interface. Review data-to-clock skew and jitter against the receiver requirements; the nominal 175 Mbps ceiling alone does not guarantee adequate timing margin on a particular board.

Select either the 3.3 V or 5 V supply configuration explicitly and follow the associated external circuitry and decoupling requirements. Verify the input voltage, output levels, operating limits, and power behavior against the manufacturer electrical-characteristics table. Keep switching-regulator loops and high-current paths away from the clock and data inputs to minimize supply-induced jitter on the recovered timing signal.

Do not treat the lower-power SY87700AL family as a board-level substitute merely because it serves a similar timing function. The documented SY87700ALHG uses a 32-pin TQFP package with an exposed pad, whereas the SY87700LZG uses a 28-pin SOIC. Also confirm that the link rate remains between 32 Mbps and 175 Mbps and that the required clock-output behavior matches the system architecture.

合規資訊

RoHS
Unknown
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Unknown
無鉛
Unknown
無鹵
Unknown
衝突礦產
Unknown

No definitive compliance declarations for the exact SY87700LZG ordering code were included in the current product information.

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