8N3SV76LC-0183CDI

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Programmable Timers and Oscillators

The 8N3SV76LC-0183CDI is a high-performance programmable timer and oscillator designed for fixed or general-purpose applications. It features an enhanced I2C interface for convenient communication with other devices, a wide range of operating frequencies, multiplexed display outputs, sine wave output, and high performance internal registers.

Application Field

The 8N3SV76LC-0183CDI is suitable for many applications such as frequency analysis, event control, clock synchronization, process control, and precision timekeeping. It can be used in industrial settings, communication systems, medical equipment, cyber-security, scientific research, automotive systems, consumer electronics, gaming systems, and more.

Working Principle

The 8N3SV76LC-0183CDI is based on a micro-coupled oscillator circuit, which drives a programmable frequency-dividing chain. It has multiple taps which allow users to set up the frequency division according to the required application. The internal registers of the device are designed to increase the accuracy of the division, and the adjustable frequency range allows users to maximize the accuracy of the tuning.

The dividing chain can be used to create multiple frequency or time division outputs. The device\'s output includes a PWM signal, sine wave output, multiplexed VFD outputs, and I2C-bus signals to communicate with other devices. The sine wave output is also temperature-compensated to minimize temperature-related frequency instability.

Conclusion

The 8N3SV76LC-0183CDI is a programmable timer and oscillator designed for fixed or general-purpose applications. It features multiplexed display outputs, sine wave output, enhanced I2C interface, and high performance internal registers, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. The device\'s adjustable frequency range provides users with the capability to achieve optimum accuracy, and the sine wave output is temperature-compensated to minimize frequency instability.

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