IDT2309NZ-1HPGI

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The IDT2309NZ-1HPGI is an integrated buffer suitable for use in clock distribution and fan-out applications. It is designed to run at a voltage of 3.3V and has an operating temperature range of -40°C to 85°C. This device is part of IDT\'s family of ClockTREE PLLs, which offer superior performance and flexibility for clock distribution and synchronization across multiple domains.

The IDT2309NZ-1HPGI offers a wide range of features that make it an ideal choice for many clock distribution applications. It is suitable for clocking speeds up to 700MHz and offers an adjustable output skew of up to 1ns. It also offers a low output jitter of less than 0.2ps RMS. The device also features an integrated low power PLL and a fractional-N Output clock adjustment that can help ensure maximum clock accuracy.

The IDT2309NZ-1HPGI also features an integrated high current drive output stage that is capable of driving up to 14 fanout outputs with up to 13 output buffers. With this all-in-one design, the device can provide the user with excellent flexibility for clock distribution. The device also features an adjustable output crest factor and variable output swing.

The IDT2309NZ-1HPGI provides an easy way to manage clock distribution in modern applications. Its advanced clocking functionality and low power consumption make it a highly efficient, cost-effective way to distribute clocks in these applications. Additionally, the integrated high current drive output stage makes this device ideal for fan-out applications where multiple signals need to be driven from a single clock source.

The IDT2309NZ-1HPGI clock buffer operates using a basic working principle. The input clock signal is first processed by a clock buffer PLL, which amplifies and controls the signal\'s frequency. Then, the signal is sent to one of the integrated output buffers, which amplifies the signal\'s voltage and adjusts the output waveform based on the output activity levels. Finally, the output waveform is sent to the device\'s fan-out outputs, which carry the processed clock signal to the device\'s destination nodes.

In conclusion, the IDT2309NZ-1HPGI is an excellent choice for clock distribution and fan-out applications. It offers integrated PLL support and a wide range of output skew measurement options. Additionally, it also offers user-adjustable crest factor and variable output swing, making it an excellent choice for use in modern applications. Thus, the IDT2309NZ-1HPGI is a highly efficient, cost-effective solution for clock distribution and synchronization across multiple domains.

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