85411AMLF

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The 85411AMLF is a type of clock buffer/driver used in field-programmable gate array (FPGA) applications. It is a high-performance, low-power, single-ended solution that ensures reliable data transfer over long distances. It is also an ideal solution for applications where a large number of clock inputs are needed. The 85411AMLF provides a wide range of output configurations, making it suitable for a variety of applications.

The 85411AMLF combines a differential line receiver and differential line driver, allowing for data transmission over long distances with minimum signal degradation. The device is designed using advanced silicon technology, which provides 10 mA drive current for low-power, high-performance communication.

The 85411AMLF is designed to operate over a wide temperature range from 0-85°C and from -40-125°C. Its low dropout voltage and high power efficiency makes it suitable for a range of applications. It also features an integrated oscilloscope function that allows the user to monitor the oscillation of the incoming modulation signal and provide feedback in real time.

The 85411AMLF features nine I/Os that can be used to provide multiple clock buffers/drivers, as well as clock frequency programming capability. This allows the user to tailor the device to the specific application needs. The 85411AMLF also features a Clock Jitter Attenuator (CJA) that reduces jitter due to interference from the power supply and other external sources.

The 85411AMLF utilizes a low-power switch network to distribute signals from multiple clocks with minimal power consumption. The low-power switch network also provides automatic power-off control, allowing the user to turn off the device during periods of inactivity to conserve power.

The 85411AMLF utilizes an input profile characterization (IPC) algorithm to detect the modulation level of incoming signals. This ensures that incoming signals are accurately interpreted and transmitted with minimal distortion. An Advanced Clock Trail (ACT) feature is also available to improve the accuracy of transmitted signals.

The 85411AMLF features a fault isolation feature that prevents false triggering in the event of a power failure or system fault. This feature also allows the device to remain in the active state in the event of a system failure.

The 85411AMLF is an ideal solution for applications requiring high-performance, low-power buffering/driving of clock signals over long distances. Its robust design and advanced features make it suitable for a variety of applications. The 85411AMLF is a highly reliable device, providing reliable data transfer over long distances with minimal signal degradation.

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