Please paraphrase the paragraph belowEven though these clock sources may be regarded as digital devices do not operate them on a digital supply If your clock is also used to drive digital devices such

Although these clock sources may be considered as digital devices, it is important not to operate them on a digital power source. If your clock is also responsible for driving digital devices like an FPGA, it is advised to place the oscillator and any clock fan-out devices near the ADC, and prioritize the routing to the ADC. The clock signals sent to the FPGA should be terminated in series at the driver to prevent high-frequency noise from the FPGA from disturbing the clock fan-out device's substrate. If you are using an FPGA as a programmable divider, the signal must be re-timed using the original oscillator. Both the retiming flip-flop and the oscillator should be positioned close to the ADC and powered by a very quiet power supply