2 GHz fanout buffer with multi-standard input flexibility
The Renesas 8SLVP2106ANLGI is a 2-circuit fanout buffer that accepts CML, LVCMOS, LVDS, or LVPECL inputs and delivers LVPECL outputs at frequencies up to 2 GHz. Each of the two buffer circuits provides a 1:6 fanout, giving you 12 total outputs from two input lanes. This makes it a strong fit for high-speed clock distribution in telecom, data center, and test equipment where you need to split a clean reference clock across multiple ASICs, FPGAs, or SerDes transceivers without adding jitter.
What the 2 GHz rating means for your clock tree
The 2 GHz max frequency covers the common high-speed clock rates used in 10 GbE, 100G/400G line cards, and RF sampling converters. At these frequencies, signal integrity depends on keeping the trace impedance matched and the propagation delay skew low. The differential input and output (both rated yes) help reject common-mode noise on long board traces. The 1:6 fanout per circuit means one clean PLL output can feed six receiver loads — enough for a typical multi-FPGA board without adding a second buffer stage.
Supply voltage range and temperature grade
The part operates from 2.375 V to 3.465 V, covering 2.5 V and 3.3 V nominal rails with margin for ripple.
For new designs this means you can qualify it without worrying about an EOL notice mid-cycle. The ROHS3 compliance is confirmed.
For BOM planning, the active status and multi-standard input flexibility reduce the risk of a single-source bottleneck — if you need a second source, the 8SLVP2108ANLGI/W offers the same 2 GHz performance with a 1:8 fanout per circuit in a similar package.