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AV9172-01CW16 - Low Skew Output Buffer

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Description

The AV9172 is designed to generate low skew clocks for clock distribution in high-performance PCs and workstations.

It uses phase-locked loop technology to align the phase and frequency of the output clocks with an input reference clock.

Features

  • AV9172-07 input is 66 MHz with 66 and 33 MHz output buffers.
  • AV9172-01 is pin compatible with Gazelle GA1210E.
  • ±250ps skew (max) between outputs.
  • ±500ps skew (max) between input and outputs.
  • Input frequency range from 10 MHz to 50 MHz (-01, -03) and from 20 MHz to 100 MHz (-07).
  • Output frequency range from 10 MHz to 100 MHz (-01, -03, -07).
  • Special mode for two-phase clock generation.
  • Inputs and outputs are fully TTL-compatible.

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Note: The manufacturer provides a single datasheet file (AV9-172.pdf) that lists specifications for multiple related part numbers.

Datasheet Details

Part number AV9172-01CW16
Manufacturer Integrated Circuit Systems
File Size 399.06 KB
Description Low Skew Output Buffer
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Integrated Circuit Systems, Inc. AV9172 Low Skew Output Buffer General Description The AV9172 is designed to generate low skew clocks for clock distribution in high-performance PCs and workstations. It uses phase-locked loop technology to align the phase and frequency of the output clocks with an input reference clock. Because the input to output skew is guaranteed to ±500ps, the part acts as a “zero delay” buffer. The AV9172 has six configurable outputs. The AV9172-01 version has one output that runs at the same phase and frequency as the reference clock. A second output runs at the same frequency as the reference, but can either be in phase or 180° out of phase from the input clock.
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