8N4SV75LC-0174CDI

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Programmable timers and oscillators are devices that can be configured to a set frequency within a given circuit. They are used whenever a stable and accurate time interval or repetitive frequency is required. The 8N4SV75LC-0174CDI is an example of such a device and is used in a variety of applications.

The 8N4SV75LC-0174CDI is a dual-channel, low power programmable oscillator that has both an on-board timer (one-shot) and an oscillator circuit. The timer has three selectable time ranges and multiple output options including single-shot, continuous, and toggle. The oscillator has 16 user-selectable output frequenciesranging from 8.192 MHz to 67.7 MHz and can be powered by a supply voltage of between 1.8V and 3.6V.

The 8N4SV75LC-0174CDI is ideal for a wide range of applications. It can be used in multi-timing and frequency synthesis systems, clock recovery units, circuits requiring frequency control, or anywhere a low-power, low-cost, programmable timer or oscillator is needed. Additionally, the device can be used to synchronize data streams in communications systems, generate baud and symbol clocks, or provide reference frequencies for microprocessors.

The working principle of the 8N4SV75LC-0174CDI is based on the combination of two electronic components; the oscillator and the timer. The oscillator generates an output signal with a frequency according to the requirements of the application. This signal is then used to drive the timer output. The timer will then output a signal at the specified timer interval. The device can be easily configured to the required frequency and timer interval using the on-board control registers.

In conclusion, the 8N4SV75LC-0174CDI is a low-power and cost-effective device designed to meet the requirements of multiple timing and frequency synthesis systems. It has a wide range of applications due to its dual-channel functionality and programmable frequency output. The device is easy to configure using the on-board control registers and its working principle is based on the combination of an oscillator and a timer.

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