DS1010 - 10-Tap Silicon Delay Line

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Dallas Semiconducotr

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Part number	DS1010
Manufacturer	Dallas Semiconducotr
File Size	60.45 KB
Description	10-Tap Silicon Delay Line
Datasheet	DS1010 Datasheet
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Description

TAP 1 - TAP 10 VCC GND NC IN - TAP Output Number - 5 Volts - Ground - No Connection - Input DESCRIPTION The DS1010 series delay line has ten equally spaced taps providing delays from 5 ns to 500 ns.The devices are offered in a standard 14-pin DIP which is pin-compatible with hybrid delay lines.Alternatively, a 16-pin SOIC is available for surface mount technology which reduces PC board area.Since the DS1010 is an all-silicon solution, better economy is achieved when compared to older methods

Features

All-silicon time delay 10 taps equally spaced Delays are stable and precise Leading and trailing edge accuracy Delay tolerance ±5% or ±2 ns, whichever is greater Economical Auto-insertable, low profile Standard 14-pin DIP or 16-pin SOIC Low-power CMOS TTL/CMOS-compatible Vapor phase, IR and wave solderable Custom delays available Fast turn prototypes IN1 NC TAP 2 TAP 4 TAP 6 TAP 8 GND PIN.

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Published: Oct 26, 2005 |