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ICS502 - LOCO PLL Clock Multiplier

General Description

The ICS502 LOCO™ is the most cost effective way to generate a high quality, high frequency clock output and a reference from a low frequency crystal or clock input.

The name LOCO stands for LOw Cost Oscillator, as it is designed to replace crystal oscillators in most electronic systems.

Key Features

  • Packaged as 8 pin SOIC or die.
  • ICS’ lowest cost PLL clock plus reference.
  • Zero ppm multiplication error.
  • Easy to cascade with other 5xx series.
  • Input crystal frequency of 5 - 27 MHz.
  • Input clock frequency of 2 - 50 MHz.
  • Output clock frequencies up to 160 MHz.
  • Low jitter - 50 ps one sigma.
  • Compatible with all popular CPUs.
  • Duty cycle of 45/55 up to 160 MHz.
  • Operating voltages of 3.0 to 5.5V.

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Datasheet Details

Part number ICS502
Manufacturer Integrated Circuit Systems
File Size 66.16 KB
Description LOCO PLL Clock Multiplier
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ICS502 LOCO™ PLL Clock Multiplier Description The ICS502 LOCO™ is the most cost effective way to generate a high quality, high frequency clock output and a reference from a low frequency crystal or clock input. The name LOCO stands for LOw Cost Oscillator, as it is designed to replace crystal oscillators in most electronic systems. Using Phase-Locked-Loop (PLL) techniques, the device uses a standard fundamental mode, inexpensive crystal to produce output clocks up to 160 MHz. Stored in the chip’s ROM is the ability to generate 6 different multiplication factors, allowing one chip to output many common frequencies (see page 2).