8N3SV76BC-0178CDI

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The 8N3SV76BC-0178CDI is a programmable timer and oscillator from Intersil that provides excellent precision, reliable operation and keeps time over several years. It is used in applications such as real time clocks, frequency synthesis, time code generators, time keeping and synchronization. It is also used in data communications networks and timing systems.

The 8N3SV76BC-0178CDI combines a fixed-frequency oscillator and a programmable timer. The timer can be programmed in a variety of ways such as onetime, periodic, or interval types. The oscillator can be used to set the desired frequency and accuracy. The timer can be programmed to generate an interrupt request after specific periods, or to generate a pulse at predetermined intervals.

The working principle of the 8N3SV76BC-0178CDI is based on the use of a pair of oscillators, a crystal clock and a quartz reference oscillator. The quartz reference oscillator is used to provide a highly accurate time reference for the 8N3SV76BC-0178CDI, which is then adjusted in frequency by the crystal clock oscillator. This allows the 8N3SV76BC-0178CDI to provide an exceptionally-accurate time keeping, with little or no drift over long periods of time.

The 8N3SV76BC-0178CDI is a programmable timer and oscillator that is designed to meet the needs of a wide range of applications. The 8N3SV76BC-0178CDI is well-suited for applications such as real time clocks, frequency synthesis, time code generators, time keeping and synchronization, data communications networks, and timing systems.

The 8N3SV76BC-0178CDI is a versatile and reliable timer and oscillator that provides excellent precision and performs time keeping over long periods of time. Its combination of crystal-accurate time keeping, programmability and a variety of options makes it a reliable and cost-effective solution for applications in which precision time keeping is required.

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