DS1135U-12+

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The DS1135U-12+ is a delay line from Dallas Semiconductor (a Texas Instruments company) designed for use in telecommunications and other high speed digital applications. It is a clock/timing delay line that is used to generate delays for digital signals. The DS1135U-12+ has a 12-bit configuration with 8-levels of preset delay with 2ns increments per tap, allowing the user to generate an exact delay with accuracy down to 1ns. It also has individual tap outputs and a single “master clock” output.

The DS1135U-12+ has a variety of applications, including clock/timing delay and static timing analysis. It is commonly used in telecommunications, mobile radio, cellular communications, and military applications. In addition, the DS1135U-12+ is used in a wide range of high speed digital systems, such as servers, routers, switches, and networking equipment. It is also used in a variety of consumer electronics devices, such as digital TV, DVD players, video game consoles, and other consumer electronics products.

In terms of its working principle, the DS1135U-12+ is a serial-access single-ended delay line. It is designed to generate 1 to 8 levels of preset delay for digital signals with accuracy down to 1ns. The device has 12-bit configuration and contains 8 independent taps that have an adjustable delay that can be independently programmed to achieve an exact delay. When the device is powered, it reads the delay settings from the serial EEPROM and generates the delay to the 16-bit shift register, where the register taps are sequentially encoded. This allows the device to create a variable delay. The device has two clock inputs, a master clock and a clock select, which can be used to select the level of delay that is outputted by the device.

The DS1135U-12+ is a clock/timing delay line that is used to generate delays for digital signals. It is a serial-access single-ended delay line, with a 12-bit configuration that contains 8 independent taps that can produce adjustable delays. It is used in a wide range of high speed digital systems, telecommunications, mobile radio, cellular communications, and military applications, as well as consumer electronics devices. The DS1135U-12+ is designed to generate 1 to 8 levels of preset delay for digital signals with accuracy down to 1ns, and has two clock inputs for selecting the level of delay that is outputted by the device.

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