8308AGILFT

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The 8308AGILFT is a clock buffer, driver and receiver that is an all-in-one device that can be used for multiple applications. It is an integrated circuit (IC) that takes input from an external clock source and then passes the information to multiple different outputs for various applications. This device is especially useful in applications where multiple devices need to be synchronized to the same clock source such as audio systems and industrial applications.

The 8308AGILFT has four main elements: a clock buffer, a clock driver, a clock receiver, and an output driver. The clock buffer receives very low-noise input signals from the external clock source. It then filters the signal while simultaneously reducing power consumption levels. The clock driver is then used to amplify and translate the clock signal so it can be used by the other elements of the device. The clock receiver receives the clock signal and then regenerates it in order to minimize propagations delays that can occur when passing the signal through long distance lines.

The output driver portion of the 8308AGILFT regulates the voltage of the output logic level while also providing extra protection against transients. It also provides the ability to program the logic thresholds when exceeding the required voltage pad drives. Finally, the output driver ensures that the output logic levels are within the required voltage range.

In summary, the 8308AGILFT is a clock buffer, driver, and receiver in one IC package. It takes a low-noise input clock signal from an external source, regenerates and amplifies the signal, and then passes it to multiple outputs for various applications. This device offers low power consumption levels, high-speed operations, and extra protection against transients. It is especially useful in audio systems, industrial applications, and other applications where multiple devices need to be synchronized to the same clock source.

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