Clock & Timing Tools

Design Tool

• Clock & Timing Tools

  Analog Devices provides design tools that work with our product portfolio to help engineers build critical clock and timing IC solutions for wired and wireless networks.

• Real-Time Clock Calculator

  Use this calculator to convert between formats for time-keeping accuracy measurements and to determine the crystal frequency error as a function of the temperature response of the crystal.

• ADIsimPLL™

  ADIsimPLL enables the rapid and reliable evaluation of new high performance PLL products from ADI. It is the most comprehensive PLL Synthesizer design and simulation tool available today. Simulations performed include all key non-linear effects that are significant in affecting PLL performance. ADIsimPLL removes at least one iteration from the design process, thereby speeding the design- to-market.

• ADIsimCLK Design and Evaluation Software

  ADIsimCLK is the design tool developed specifically for Analog Devices' range of ultra-low jitter clock distribution and clock generation products. Whether your application is in wireless infrastructure, instrumentation, networking, broadband, ATE or other areas demanding predictable clock performance, ADIsimCLK will enable you to rapidly develop, evaluate and optimize your design.

• TimerBlox Designer

  TimerBlox® parts are small, accurate and simple timing devices, designed for 5 basic operations: Voltage-Controlled Oscillation (VCO), Low Frequency Clocking, Pulse-Width Modulation (PWM), One-Shot Generation and Signal Delay.

• OscCalc Silicon Oscillator Selection & Synthesis Tool

  OscCalc is a quick and easy tool to help you find the right silicon oscillator for your application.

• ADIsimDDS (Direct Digital Synthesis)

  ADIsimDDS uses mathematical equations to model and illustrate the overall performance of the selected device. ADIsimDDS calculates the required FTW, given the reference clock frequency and desired output frequency. This tool also models an estimate of the overall spectral performance, and allows the user to explore the effects of external reconstruction filters.