CY7B991-5JXCT

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

CY7B991-5JXCT is a versatile clock buffer designed for applications that require low power and high speed transmission. It is specifically designed for applications in communication networks, consumer electronics, and industrial automation where a reliable clock signal must be transmitted over long cables. It is manufactured with the latest technologies to ensure low power consumption and high signal fidelity at high data rates.

The CY7B991-5JXCT is an asynchronous clock buffer which uses two signal paths to generate a single low-skew output signal. The signal paths consist of a reference clock and a free-running oscillator, both of which are used to generate the output signal. The reference clock is a low-skew signal that is used to synchronize the free-running oscillator which acts as a buffer. The output signal is then generated by combining the two signals, resulting in a low-skew output signal with a very low jitter.

The CY7B991-5JXCT is highly versatile in its applications as it can be used to transmit signals over long distances or to act as a clock source for other components. The output signal is also available in a variety of formats and can be adjusted to meet the requirements of various applications. Additionally, the device can be configured to output signals of different frequencies and to have adjustable pulse widths.

The CY7B991-5JXCT is designed for applications requiring long-distance transmission and synchronization of a wide variety of frequencies. Additionally, due to its low power consumption, the device can be used in high performance applications that require low noise and low jitter levels. Additionally, the device is designed to provide a high level of signal integrity while supporting up to four independent clock channels.

The working principle of the CY7B991-5JXCT is based on the two signal paths, where a reference clock is used to provide synchronization and the free-running oscillator acts as a buffer. The reference clock is used to drive the free-running oscillator which then generates the output signal. The two signals are then combined to create a low-skew output signal.

The CY7B991-5JXCT is an ideal clock buffer for applications that require low-power and high-speed transmission, as well as for applications that require synchronization of multiple clock channels. Additionally, the device has adjustable output formats, adjustable pulse-widths, and low jitter characteristics that make it suitable for high-performance applications.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference