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854110AYILFT
Integrated Device Technology
Integrated Device Technology clock driver 854110AYILFT features 9.3ns propagation delay, 2.5V nominal voltage, and differential mux input conditioning. Ideal for applications requiring precise timing synchronization in industrial settings.
854110
DIFFERENTIAL MUX
S-PQFP-G32
e3
7 mm
LOW SKEW CLOCK DRIVER
3
1
0
32
10
85 Cel
-40 Cel
PLASTIC/EPOXY
LQFP
QFP32,.35SQ,32
SQUARE
FLATPACK, LOW PROFILE
260
2.5
9.3 ns
Not Qualified
.55 ns
1.6 mm
Clock Drivers
2.625 V
2.375 V
YES
INDUSTRIAL
MATTE TIN
GULL WING
.8 mm
QUAD
30
200 MHz
MC100EP210SFATWG
Onsemi
MC100EP210SFATWG clock driver by Onsemi features 0.675ns propagation delay, 2.5V nominal voltage, and 32 terminals in a square package. Ideal for industrial applications requiring differential input conditioning and low profile flatpack style with gull wing terminals.
100E
DIFFERENTIAL
2
5
.65 ns
.025 ns
ECL
TIN
ADN4670BSTZ
Analog Devices
ADN4670BSTZ by Analog Devices is a Clock Driver with 3ns Propagation Delay, 32 Terminals, and 10 True Outputs. It features Differential MUX Input Conditioning and operates at a Nominal Voltage of 2.5V. Ideal for applications requiring precise clock signal distribution in industrial settings.
4000/14000/40000
3-STATE
3 ns
CMOS
100 MHz
CDCLVP111MVFREP
Texas Instruments
CDCLVP111MVFREP by Texas Instruments is a Clock Driver & Buffer with 0.355 ns propagation delay, 2.5V nominal voltage, and 32 terminals. It is used in applications requiring high-speed signal conditioning and offers differential mux input for precise synchronization. Ideal for military-grade systems operating b/w -55 to 125 °C.
CDC
e4
5 Amp
20
125 Cel
-55 Cel
TR
+-2.5/+-3.3
85 mA
.355 ns
.05 ns
3.8 V
MILITARY
NICKEL PALLADIUM GOLD
3500 MHz
NB3V8312CFAG
NB3V8312CFAG clock driver by Onsemi features 12 true outputs with a min frequency of 250 MHz. With a propagation delay of 4.2 ns, it operates in industrial temperatures from -40 to 85°C. This device is ideal for applications requiring precise timing and synchronization in electronic systems.
ALSO OPERATES AT 2.5V, 3.3V SUPPLY VOLTAGE
NB3V
STANDARD
12
3-STATE WITH SERIES RESISTOR
4.2 ns
.15 ns
2 V
1.6 V
1.8
250 MHz
MC100LVEP111FAR2
LOW SKEW CLOCK DRIVER; Temperature Grade: INDUSTRIAL; Terminal Form: GULL WING; No. of Terminals: 32; Package Code: LQFP; Package Shape: SQUARE;
NECL MODE OPERATING RANGE: VCC = 0V WITH VEE = -2.375V TO -3.8V
100LVE
e0
OPEN-EMITTER
235
-4.5
.5 ns
TIN LEAD
MC100LVEP111FA
MC100LVEP111FA clock driver by Onsemi features 0.5 ns propagation delay, 10 true outputs, and -40 to 85 °C operating temp. Ideal for industrial applications requiring ECL technology with differential mux input conditioning in a flatpack package.
MC100EP809FAR2
MC100EP809FAR2 clock driver by Onsemi operates at 3.3V, with 32 terminals and a propagation delay of 1ns. It is used in applications requiring differential mux input conditioning, such as high-speed communication systems due to its ECL technology and 500MHz min fmax.
9
0 Cel
1.8,3.3
1 ns
3.6 V
3 V
3.3
COMMERCIAL EXTENDED
500 MHz
MC100EP809FA
MC100EP809FA Clock Driver by Onsemi features 32 terminals, 1ns propagation delay, and 500MHz min fmax. Ideal for differential mux input conditioning in applications requiring a low profile flatpack package with a supply voltage range of 1.8V to 3.6V.
NB4L6254FAG
NB4L6254FAG clock driver by Onsemi features a propagation delay of 0.485 ns, 32 terminals, and operates at a temperature range of -40 to 85 °C. It is designed for applications requiring high-speed differential input conditioning and offers 6 true outputs with a min fmax of 3000 MHz. Ideal for industrial settings needing precise clock signal distribution.
4L
6
2.5/3.3
.485 ns
3.465 V
BIPOLAR
3000 MHz
NB4L6254FAR2G
CDCLVD110AVFR
CDCLVD110AVFR clock driver by Texas Instruments features a 3 ns propagation delay, 10 true outputs, and operates at a max frequency of 1100 MHz. Ideal for industrial applications requiring differential mux input conditioning and a low profile flatpack package style.
110
5 pF
160 mA
Clock Driver
1100 MHz
CDCLVD110AVF
CDCLVD110AVF clock driver by Texas Instruments features 3 ns propagation delay, 2.5V nominal voltage, and 10 true outputs at up to 1100 MHz. Ideal for industrial applications requiring differential mux input conditioning and a low profile flatpack package with a temperature range of -40 to 85°C.
TRAY
CDCLVD110AVFRG4
CDCLVD110AVFRG4 by Texas Instruments is a clock driver with 3 ns propagation delay, suitable for industrial applications. It operates at a nominal voltage of 2.5V and offers 10 true outputs with a max frequency of 100 MHz. This device features differential input conditioning and is designed for surface mount installation in a square package style.
Nickel/Palladium/Gold (Ni/Pd/Au)
NOT SPECIFIED
CY29940AXCT
Cypress Semiconductor
CY29940AXCT clock driver by Cypress Semiconductor features 5.2ns propagation delay, 32 terminals, and operates at a supply voltage of 2.5V. Ideal for applications requiring differential input conditioning and surface mount compatibility in commercial temperature grades.
ALSO OPERATES AT 3.3V SUPPLY
29940
20 Amp
18
70 Cel
5.2 ns
.2 ns
COMMERCIAL
Matte Tin (Sn)
8343AY-01LFT
8343AY-01LFT clock driver by Integrated Device Technology features a propagation delay of 4.5 ns at 2.5V, with 16 true outputs and a terminal pitch of 0.8mm. This device is ideal for applications requiring precise timing synchronization in commercial temperature grades, with a low profile flatpack package style for surface mount assembly.
8343
16
4.5 ns
.25 ns
83948AYI-147LFT
83948AYI-147LFT by Integrated Device Technology is a Clock Driver with 4.4 ns Propagation Delay, 32 Terminals, and 2.5V Nominal Voltage. It is used in applications requiring Differential MUX Input Conditioning and features a Surface Mount package style for industrial temperature grades.
83948
S-XQFP-G32
15 Amp
UNSPECIFIED
4.4 ns
.16 ns
83948AYI-147LF
83948AYI-147LF clock driver by Integrated Device Technology features 4.4ns propagation delay, 2.5V nominal voltage, and 32 terminals. Ideal for applications requiring differential mux input conditioning, with a package style of flatpack and low profile design.
CDCLVP111VFR
CDCLVP111VFR by Texas Instruments is a clock driver with 0.35 ns propagation delay, 2.5 V nominal voltage, and 10 true outputs. It is used in applications requiring high-speed signal conditioning and differential multiplexing, with a temperature range of -40 to 85 °C.
LVECL MODE: VCC = 0V WITH VEE = -2.375V TO -3.8V; ALSO OPERATES AT 3.3 V SUPPLY
111
.35 ns
.03 ns
CDCLVP111VF
CDCLVP111VF by Texas Instruments is a clock driver with 0.35 ns propagation delay, 32 terminals, and 10 true outputs. It operates at temperatures from -40 to 85 °C and supports supply voltages of +-2.5/+-3.3 V. Ideal for industrial applications requiring high-speed clock distribution in a compact flatpack package.
PCK111BD,128
NXP Semiconductors
ECL MODE: VCC=0 WITH VEE = -2.25V TO -3.8V
.53 ns
2.25 V
MC100EP210SFA
MC100EP210SFA clock driver by Onsemi features a propagation delay of 0.65 ns, operates at a nominal voltage of 2.5V, and offers differential input conditioning. This device is ideal for applications requiring precise clock signal distribution in industrial settings due to its ECL technology and low profile flatpack package style.
Tin/Lead (Sn80Pb20)
MAX9314ECJ
Maxim Integrated
ITS ALSO OPERATES -2.25V TO -3.8V IN LVECL OPERATION
.4 ns
.035 ns
1500 MHz
STLVD111BFR
STMicroelectronics
STLVD111BFR by STMicroelectronics is a low-profile clock driver with a 3 ns propagation delay and operates at a nominal voltage of 2.5V. It features differential MUX input conditioning and supports industrial applications in compact designs. With 10 true outputs, it’s ideal for high-speed data transmission.
2.5 ns
CDCLVP110VFR
CDCLVP110VFR by Texas Instruments is a clock driver with 0.37 ns propagation delay, suitable for industrial applications. It operates at 2.5V nominal voltage and offers 10 true outputs with a max frequency of 3500 MHz. This surface-mount device features differential mux input conditioning and a low profile flatpack package style.
-2.5/-3.3/2.5/3.3
380 mA
.37 ns
CDCLVP110VF
CDCLVP110VF by Texas Instruments is a Clock Driver & Buffer with 0.37 ns Propagation Delay, 2.5V Nominal Voltage, and 10 True Outputs. It is used in applications requiring fast signal processing and precise timing synchronization in industrial settings.
MAX9317BECJ
.6 ns
.045 ns
1000 MHz
8745BYLFT
8745BYLFT clock driver by Integrated Device Technology features a propagation delay of 3.7 ns, differential mux input conditioning, and operates at a nominal voltage of 3.3V. This device is ideal for applications requiring precise clock signal distribution in commercial temperature environments.
8745
PLL BASED CLOCK DRIVER
4 ns
3.135 V
Matte Tin (Sn) - annealed
31.25 MHz
MC100LVEP111FAG
MC100LVEP111FAG clock driver by Onsemi features 0.5 ns propagation delay, 2.5V nominal voltage, and 10 true outputs. Ideal for industrial applications requiring low profile flatpack design with differential mux input conditioning.
+-2.375/+-3.8
MC100LVEP210FAG
MC100LVEP210FAG clock driver by Onsemi features 0.75 ns propagation delay, 2.5V nominal voltage, and ECL technology. Ideal for industrial applications requiring differential input conditioning and 32 terminals in a flatpack package style.
NECL MODE: VCC = 0V WITH VEE = -2.375V TO -3.8V
.43 ns
IDT5V9950PFGI8
IDT5V9950PFGI8 clock driver by Integrated Device Technology features 32 terminals, operates at a temperature range of -40 to 85 °C, and has a max supply voltage of 3.6 V. It is ideal for industrial applications requiring clock drivers with standard input conditioning and low profile flatpack packaging.
8
CDCLVD110VFG4
CDCLVD110VFG4 by Texas Instruments is a clock driver with 3 ns propagation delay at 2.5V, suitable for industrial applications. It features differential mux input conditioning, 10 true outputs, and operates b/w -40 to 85°C. This square-shaped package has a low profile design and is surface mountable.
150 MHz
CDCLVD110VFRG4
130 mA
CDCLVP110VFRG4
CDCLVP110VFRG4 by Texas Instruments is a Clock Driver & Buffer with 0.37 ns Propagation Delay, 2.5V Nominal Voltage, and 10 True Outputs. It is used in applications requiring high-speed clock distribution and differential input conditioning for industrial-grade temperature environments.
MC100LVE222FAG
MC100LVE222FAG clock driver by Onsemi has 1.32 ns propagation delay, operates at -40 to 85 °C, and supports up to 1500 MHz fmax. Ideal for industrial applications requiring differential mux input conditioning in a compact FLATPACK package with low profile design.
NECL MODE: VCC=0V WITH VEE = -3V TO -3.8V
S-PQFP-G52
10 mm
52
15
QFP52,.47SQ
-3.3/-5
1.33 ns
1.7 mm
.65 mm
MC100EP210SFAG
MC100EP210SFAG by Onsemi is a clock driver & buffer with a propagation delay of 0.675 ns and operates at a nominal voltage of 2.5V. It is used in industrial applications that require precise timing and differential input conditioning.
MC100EP809FAG
MC100EP809FAG clock driver by Onsemi features 1ns propagation delay, 32 terminals, and 9 true outputs. Ideal for applications requiring high-speed signal distribution in commercial extended temperature environments. Package style: flatpack, low profile with differential mux input conditioning.
CDCLVP110VFG4
CDCLVP110VFG4 by Texas Instruments is a clock driver with 0.37 ns propagation delay, 2.5V nominal voltage, and 10 true outputs. It is used in applications requiring differential mux input conditioning, operates at industrial temperature grade, and has a max power supply current of 380 mA.
CDCLVP110MVFRG4
CDCLVP110MVFRG4 by Texas Instruments is a Clock Driver & Buffer with 0.37 ns Propagation Delay, 2.5V Nominal Voltage, and 10 True Outputs. It is used in applications requiring high-speed signal conditioning and differential multiplexing in industrial temperature environments.
LVECL MODE: VCC = 0V WITH VEE = -2.375V TO -3.8V
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