ICS85301AGLF

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The ICS85301AGLF is a high frequency, low skew fanout clock buffer from Integrated Device Technology, LTD. It is primarily used to increase the drive capability, reduce clock skew, and extend the drive capability of FPGAs, ASICs, CPLDs, and other clock generation sources.

The ICS85301AGLF is a combinatorial-type clock buffer designed for use in systems running source synchronous data transfer. It features eight buffered outputs, each of which is driven by a differential input. It can be used in systems requiring frequencies up to 400MHz. It is capable of driving high speed signals over longer distances with minimal clock skew and jitter.

The ICS85301AGLF is ideal for providing high noise immunity, low power consumption, reduced EMI susceptibility, and improved signal integrity. It ensures excellent signal integrity by providing a low skew, low jitter, and low round-trip delay. This makes it ideal for driving multiple downstream loads in source synchronous systems.

The ICS85301AGLF can be used in a variety of applications. It is suitable for use in systems such as network processors, ASICs, FPGAs, and systems requiring an extremely low skew clock distribution. It is also ideal for clock distribution in high-speed serial interface designs such as PCIe, USB3.0, and Ethernet. It is also an excellent choice for clock distribution in ultra-bandwidth applications such as 4G/5G cellular systems.

The ICS85301AGLF is an easy to use device that requires minimal external components. It supports 1.8V to 3.3V input and output power supplies, 2.5V differential signals and discrete outputs. It features a two-terminal ground reference for improved noise immunity and performance, and it supports a power-down mode for energy saving. It also features a selectable slew rate control for improved EMI performance.

The ICS85301AGLF works by taking the input clock signal and converting it into an eight buffered output signals. The device uses an adaptive edge-placement algorithm to adjust the skew to a minimal level, ensuring the best possible signal integrity. The outputs can be driven in either single ended or fully differential output modes. The output drive strength can also be adjusted to match the load capacitance. The device supports a wide range of input frequency, making it ideal for virtually any type of clock distribution application.

In conclusion, the ICS85301AGLF is an excellent choice for clock distribution applications. It provides excellent signal integrity, low skew, low jitter, and low round-trip delay, making it ideal for driving multiple downstream loads in source synchronous systems. It is easy to use and requires minimal external components, and it supports a wide range of input frequency. It is an ideal choice for applications such as FPGAs, ASICs, USB3.0, Ethernet, 4G/5G and other high-speed serial interface designs.

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