DS1110LE-200+

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Clock/Timing - Delay Lines is a type of time-frequency shift device that uses a delay line to store a signal and then shifts the frequency of the signal before moving it forward in time. The DS1110LE-200+ is a delay line that is particularly well suited for applications where high accuracy and reliability are required, such as those found in telecommunications, industrial automation, and medical systems.

The DS1110LE-200+ employs a delay line that utilizes PECL (Positive-Edge Controlled Logic) technology for efficient and reliable signal transmission. The device has a 50-GHz reference clock and a programmable phase interpolator for precise timing adjustments. The output clock has low jitter and is capable of delivering high-precision and reliable performance in a wide range of applications.

The DS1110LE-200+ provides programmable synchronization for up to eight separate data sources using its delay line and clock output features. The device has an adjustable time delay of up to 400 ps, which can be set to prevent data errors and interference. Also, the device has a programmable clock frequency that allows users to fine-tune the timing of signals. This enables users to optimize the performance of their applications, while ensuring that all of the input signals are synchronized.

The DS1110LE-200+ is a robust and reliable delay line capable of providing precise and accurate performance in a variety of time-frequency shift applications. The device is ideal for use in applications where high accuracy and reliability are critical, such as those found in telecommunications, industrial automation, and medical systems. The device\'s flexible synchronization features, precise timing adjustments, and adjustable time delay make it an excellent choice for any application requiring a precise and reliable delay line.

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