8N3SV76KC-0012CDI

The 8N3SV76KC-0012CDI programmable timer and oscillator is a clock product well suited to many applications. It combines a low-power integrated circuit and has the ability to program the clock syhronization and select the output frequency, allowing users to easily control multiple devices.

Product Overview

The 8N3SV76KC-0012CDI is a programmable timer and oscillator designed for applications such as industrial automation, automotive, medical devices, and consumer electronics. It supports multiple timer operating modes and digital filtering functions, enabling users to build complex circuits for high-precision timing needs. Additionally, the chip is designed to reduce development time with the ability to quickly set parameters through simple connections.

The 8N3SV76KC-0012CDI includes various features including a programmable output frequency with a high resolution. This can be configured up to12 MHz. What\'s unique is that it supports a minimum adjustment of 100 μHz. The circuit also features spread-spectrum frequency modulation, low-jitter switching, low-noise power management, and low current draw. The chip features an integrated PLL which helps achieve the highest accuracy, helping to create the desired clock output.

Application Fields

The 8N3SV76KC-0012CDI is suitable for a wide range of applications. It can be used in any type of control system that requires high accuracy and ultra-low jitter clock signals. It is applicable across a wide range of applications, including:

• Industrial automation
• Environments requiring high clocks synchronization accuracy
• Automotive
• Medical devices
• Consumer electronics

Working Principle

The 8N3SV76KC-0012CDI enables users to control multiple devices. The unique feature of this programmable timer and oscillator is its flexibility in setting the clock synchronization and selecting the desired output frequency. It utilizes a PLL (phase-locked loop) to generate the clock signal. The PLL takes in an input frequency, and through a controlling component, produces the target output frequency.

The PLL works in the following way: when the PLL is enabled the input frequency is compared against the reference frequency. Any difference between the two is used to calculate the adjustment of the output frequency. This is adjusted in intervals of 100 μHz. Once the reference frequency and output match, the PLL is locked, and so the output frequency is also stabilised.

Conclusion

The 8N3SV76KC-0012CDI is a programmable timer and oscillator that is suitable for many applications, from industrial automation to medical devices. It is designed to reduce development time and is uniquely capable of programming the clock synchronization and selecting the output frequency. This product combines a low-power integrated circuit, supporting multiple timer operating modes and digital filtering functions to meet the needs of any precision timing applications.