ICS556-04 Datasheet PDF - ICST LOW SKEW 1 TO 4 CLOCK BUFFER Specs

ICS556-04 - LOW SKEW 1 TO 4 CLOCK BUFFER

Datasheet Summary

Description

The ICS556-04 is a low-skew, crystal input compatible clock buffer with oscillator.

This device offers the lowest skew.

See the ICS552-02 for a 1-to-8 low skew buffer.

Features

Extremely low-skew outputs (50 ps maximum) Packaged in 8-pin SOIC Operating voltages of 2.5 to 5.0 V Low-power CMOS technology Industrial temperature range Available in Pb (lead) free package Block Diagram Q0 5 to 27 MHz Crystal or clock X1/ICLK Q1 Crystal Oscillator/ Buffer Q2 Q3 X2 Optional crystal capacitors MDS 556-04 C I n t e gra te d C i r c u i t S y s t e m s.
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Datasheet Details

Part number	ICS556-04
Manufacturer	ICST
File Size	168.94 KB
Description	LOW SKEW 1 TO 4 CLOCK BUFFER
Datasheet	ICS556-04 Datasheet
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www.DataSheet4U.com ICS556-04 LOW SKEW 1 TO 4 CLOCK BUFFER Description The ICS556-04 is a low-skew, crystal input compatible clock buffer with oscillator. This device offers the lowest skew. See the ICS552-02 for a 1-to-8 low skew buffer. For more than eight outputs see the MK74CBxxx BuffaloTM series of clock drivers. ICS makes many non-PLL and PLL-based low-skew output devices. Contact ICS for all of your clocking needs. Features • • • • • • Extremely low-skew outputs (50 ps maximum) Packaged in 8-pin SOIC Operating voltages of 2.5 to 5.

Published: Jan 21, 2007 |