CDCLVP110VFG4

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The CDCLVP110VFG4 is a high-speed, low-powerdifference clock buffer used for a wide range of Clock/Timing - Clock Buffers, Drivers applications. With a power consumption of only 30 mW, it provides high frequency clock buffering and signal routing functions at the same time. It has a full 4-state output capability, providing a total buffer size of 7x4x2.

With its input structure and output structure, the CDCLVP110VFG4 is capable of synchronizing clock signals of extremely high frequencies. It is able to differentiate between a clock signal and a normal signal for signal routing purposes, and can easily route signals between boards or chips through its outputs.

The CDCLVP110VFG4 also features a variety of features that make it very useful in signal processing and signal routing applications. It has a low propagation delay time, and is designed to track signal changes with the utmost accuracy. This reduces the chance of signal degradation and reduces the amount of noise present in the output signal, making it an excellent choice for signal routing applications.

In addition to its signal routing abilities, the CDCLVP110VFG4 can also be used to arbitrate asynchronous signals. This makes it an ideal choice for use in applications that require frequent arbitration between devices, such as in automotive and military applications.

The CDCLVP110VFG4 working principle is simple and easy to understand. The clock buffer receives an input signal from the clock source, which is then amplified and sent to the output structure. The output structure is designed to be able to change the signal from a clock signal to a normal signal, allowing for signal routing to occur.

The CDCLVP110VFG4 is an ideal solution for a wide range of Clock/Timing - Clock Buffers, Drivers applications. It features low power consumption and a high signal frequency, and is able to differentiate between clock and normal signals. Additionally, it can be used to arbitrate asynchronous signals, making it an excellent choice for signal processing and signal routing applications.

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