The LBE-1423 is a high-precision, GPS-disciplined reference clock source with differential output and 1 PPS signal, which provides long-term stable and low phase noise frequency and time reference signals. It is ideal as a stable low jitter clock for FPGAs.
Long-term stability is determined by the GPS time standard (UTC, atomic clock-based) and typically reaches 1 × 10⁻¹² (≈ 0.000001 ppm) in GPS-locked mode. A high-quality internal TCXO optimizes short-term behavior and ensures very low phase noise and RMS jitter in the sub-picosecond range (typical, depending on the integration band).
The multi-stage digital/analog PLL allows the output frequencies to be finely adjusted from 1 Hz to 1.4 GHz.
The differentially driven output signal is a 3.3 V CMOS square wave with 50 Ω impedance and can be used directly as a stable clock for a wide range of digital and RF applications. In addition, a 1 PPS output is available for absolute time referencing.
The scope of delivery includes an active GPS antenna with a 5 m cable and magnetic base.
A GPS signal is required for operation. A temporary loss is processed seamlessly—without frequency or phase jumps.
Current software and firmware updates can be found on the manufacturer's website Leo Bodnar Electronics.
Language: English
Version: V 1.0
File Size: 248.01 KiB
Release Date: 15.07.2025