Part Number:ADS5463
The clock signal I provide to the ADC is 500M, passed from the LMK, AC coupled, not a standard sine wave, 0.8VP-P. Then I measured the ADC's DRY pin with an oscilloscope and found both a 250MHz and a 750MHz signal, both having similar peak values. Is this normal, due to the need to transmit data on both the rising and falling edges?
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This is the DRY pin, you can see that it has a 750MHz component, and it's not small, I don't know if it's normal or not, my adc works at 500Mhz

