8N4Q001LG-0092CDI

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Programmable timers and oscillators are electronic devices that are used to measure time accurately or to produce a continuous output signal at a specific frequency. The 8N4Q001LG-0092CDI is a programmable timer and oscillator that is capable of a wide range of applications in both analog and digital circuitry.

This device is a high precision programmable oscillator that is designed for use with TTL and CMOS applications. The 8N4Q001LG-0092CDI has an operating frequency range of 40 - 200 MHz and an accuracy of 0.5%. It is capable of outputting a wide range of frequencies and signals, including sine waves, square waves, sawtooth waves, and triangle waves. The device also has a low power consumption and is able to operate on low voltage supplies.

The 8N4Q001LG-0092CDI is a highly versatile timer and oscillator and is ideal for use in a wide range of applications, including clocks and timers, frequency synthesis, frequency counters, and PLL circuits. In clocks and timers, the device is used to create a precise and accurate timing system to control the operation of a circuit. In frequency synthesis, the device is used to generate specific frequencies of varying accuracy. In frequency counters, the device is used to accurately measure the frequency of an incoming signal. In PLL circuits, the device is used to create a stable output signal by locking onto an incoming signal.

The 8N4Q001LG-0092CDI is an advanced programmable timer and oscillator that is capable of a wide range of applications. It is designed for use with both TTL and CMOS applications and has an operating frequency range of 40 - 200 MHz. The device is capable of outputting a wide range of frequencies and signals, and is capable of operating on low voltage supplies. The 8N4Q001LG-0092CDI is ideal for use in a wide range of applications, including clocks and timers, frequency synthesis, frequency counters, and PLL circuits.

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