Full Rate 10Gbps CDR Clock Recovery Module Adaptive Rate

UC9710B Full Rate 10Gbps CDR Clock Recovery Module Adaptive rate

UC9710 CDR (Clock Recovery Module ) is mainly used to provide clock recovery signal in the test environment without triggering clock, so as to use the sampling oscilloscope to test the optical eye diagram of the device. The typical application is the testing of optical network equipment or the BOB product in PON application. Because the photometric device itself has no frequency division clock output, it is necessary to recover the clock signal to trigger the sampling oscilloscope when testing the optical eye diagram.
UC9710 CDR has a SFP optical port, which is suitable for SFP encapsulated conventional SFP, SFP+, OLT SFP and other optical modules. It only needs the receiving end of the optical module to convert the optical signal to the electrical signal, and then extract and output the clock of the electrical signal. Clock signal is mainly used for the trigger signal of oscilloscope. This device self-adapts to the rate and does not require software configuration.

Specification

   When sampling oscilloscope tests optical eye pattern and waveform, it needs to be triggered by the same source as the measured signal. CDR (clock recovery) module is mainly used in the test environment that requires sampling oscilloscope to test optical eye map, but does not provide trigger clock. Typical application is the test of optical network equipment, or for BOB products in PON application, because the measured optical equipment itself does not have a frequency division clock output. The clock signal needs to be recovered to trigger the sampling oscilloscope when testing the optical eye pattern.
   This CDR is equipped with an SFP optical port, which can be connected to the conventional SFP, SFP+, OLT SFP and other optical modules encapsulated in SFP. Only the receiving end of the optical module is needed, which is responsible for converting optical signals into electrical signals, and then the instrument extracts and outputs the clock of electric signals. The clock signals are mainly used for triggering signals of oscilloscope.