LF3304 Datasheet PDF - LOGIC Devices Incorporated Dual Line Buffer/FIFO Specs

LF3304 - Dual Line Buffer/FIFO

Datasheet Summary

Description

The LF3304 is a dual line buffer/ FIFO, designed to operate at HDTV rates.

The LF3304 will operate in two distinct modes: Line Buffer and FIFO.

In these modes the two memories can operate independently or with common control.

Features

u 100 MHz Data Rate for Video and other High-Speed.

Datasheet Details

Part number	LF3304
Manufacturer	LOGIC Devices Incorporated
File Size	130.22 KB
Description	Dual Line Buffer/FIFO
Datasheet	LF3304 Datasheet
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LF3304 DEVICES INCORPORATED Dual Line Buffer/FIFO LF3304 DEVICES INCORPORATED Dual Line Buffer/FIFO DESCRIPTION The LF3304 is a dual line buffer/ FIFO, designed to operate at HDTV rates. The LF3304 will operate in two distinct modes: Line Buffer and FIFO. In these modes the two memories can operate independently or with common control. The LF3304 comprises two 12-bit 4K memories configurable in a variety of ways including: Two 12-bit 4K deep line buffers (independent lengths), Three 8-bit 4K deep line buffers (common lengths), One 12-bit 8K deep line buffer, or Two 12-bit 4K FIFOs (independent operation). In FIFO mode, independent Read and Write Resets give the designer control over the internal pointers providing flexibility not commonly found in ordinary FIFOs.

Published: Mar 22, 2005 |