2.16 GHz clock conditioner with 1:8 fanout
The Texas Instruments LMK03033ISQE/NOPB is a clock conditioner that takes a single LVCMOS, LVDS, or LVPECL input and delivers eight conditioned, jitter-cleaned outputs in LVDS or LVPECL format, with a maximum frequency of 2.16 GHz.
This part is explicitly a clock conditioner, not a PLL-based synthesizer. It does not multiply or generate frequencies — it cleans up and distributes an existing reference clock across eight differential outputs. The divider is present (Yes on the divider/multiplier line), so you can divide down the input frequency, but there is no multiplication path. If your design needs frequency synthesis, this is not the part; if you need to buffer and distribute a clean 2.16 GHz clock with minimal additive jitter, it fits.
Supply rail and decoupling reality
The supply range is a tight 3.15V to 3.45V — 3.3V nominal with 150 mV of headroom either side. That means a clean, well-regulated 3.3V rail is mandatory; a switcher feeding this directly without post-regulation will push the supply out of spec under load transients. The pad is also the only ground return for the high-speed outputs, so the via count and placement directly affect signal integrity at 2.16 GHz.