8N4Q001KG-0152CDI8

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The 8N4Q001KG-0152CDI8 is a programmable timer and oscillator from STMicroelectronics, which combines advanced low jitter clock generation and boundary scan designs with a wide range of features to provide ultimate flexibility and configuration options for the user.

The 8N4Q001KG-0152CDI8 works on the principal of configurable CMOS oscillators, where a CMOS oscillator is connected to a programmable register that defines the period of oscillation. This register can be programmed with a wide range of clock frequencies, stability, temperature range and power requirements. The device can then be set to output a clock signal corresponding to the programmed settings.

The 8N4Q001KG-0152CDI8 is well suited for a wide range of applications in the field of clock/timing. In particular, its advanced low jitter clock generation and boundary scan capabilities make it ideal for use in digital systems that require accuracy and reliable clock signals. It is also suitable for use in applications such as microprocessor clocks, communication systems, frequency synthesizers, and high speed data acquisition.

In addition to its low jitter clock generation, the 8N4Q001KG-0152CDI8 also features integrated boundary scan capabilities that allow for remote programming and configuration. The device is also relatively robust, with an operating temperature range of -45°C to +85°C and a power consumption of less than 100 mW. These features make it suitable for use in portable applications.

In conclusion, the 8N4Q001KG-0152CDI8 is an advanced programmable timer and oscillator, designed to provide users with a wide range of features and configuration options. Its low jitter clock generation and boundary scan capabilities make it ideal for use in clock/timing applications. In addition, its robust design, temperature range and power consumption make it suitable for use in portable applications.

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