ICS554G-01AI

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The ICS554G-01AI is a single-phase clock generator IC. It contains two built-in driver circuits for driving two systems clock signals that are generated from one reference input clock. It operates from 4.5V to 3.3V and is housed in a 10-pin TSOP-II package.

The ICS554G-01AI is a versatile and cost-effective clock buffer specifically designed for the consumer and computing markets. It offers a wider dynamic range of frequencies, spanning from 1MHz to 50MHz. This allows it to cover a wide range of consumer and computing applications. The ICS554G-01AI also features a built-in phase latency adjustment circuit, as well as programmable duty cycle adjustment. This makes the ICS554G-01AI well suited for applications such as system-on-chip clocking and high performance memory interfaces.

The working principle of the ICS554G-01AI is relatively simple. At the core of the chip is a crystal oscillator. It is connected to two different driver circuits in order to produce two independent systems clocks. The two systems clocks can be synchronized using the built-in latency adjustment circuit.

The ICS554G-01AI has several configurable parameters including the frequency, duty cycle, slew rate, output enable and output polarity. These can all be adjusted using external control pins to optimize the chip for the specific application. Additionally, the ICS554G-01AI can be used to replace other clock chips in the same package.

In summary, the ICS554G-01AI is a versatile and cost-effective clock buffer specifically designed for the consumer and computing markets. It is designed to operate at frequencies of up to 50MHz and can be configured via its external control pins. The ICS554G-01AI also features a built-in phase latency adjustment circuit, as well as programmable duty cycle adjustment. This makes it well suited for applications such as system-on-chip clocking and high performance memory interfaces.

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