NB7VQ58MMNTXG

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The NB7VQ58MMNTXG is commonly referred to as a clock buffer and driver. It functions as an interface to provide extra current for clock signals that need to be switched between different outputs. This enables the clock signals to be used in a much larger number of applications than without them.

The NB7VQ58MMNTXG is a non-inverting buffered driver. This means it takes an input and directly outputs the same type of signal without any inversion or conversion. It functions as both a buffer and driver by amplifying and driving low power input signals from 500 mV to an output of up to 5 V at up to 16 MHz. This ensures the clock signals have enough current to be effectively used in their application.

The NB7VQ58MMNTXG is often used in high speed transmission, such as digital video or data. The clock buffer and driver enables the clock signals to move swiftly between multiple sources and outputs with the highest accuracy and lowest jitter. It is able to reduce the power consumption of the clock signals by providing greater current, allowing the clock signals to use less power while still providing reliable timing signals.

The NB7VQ58MMNTXG is suitable for most applications as it can handle temperatures as high as 125 ˚C. This makes it a top choice for applications that require reliability in harsh environments. It is also available in a wide range of packages to fit many PCB designs. This makes it easy for designers to find the appropriate NB7VQ58MMNTXG for their application.

The NB7VQ58MMNTXG is a great choice for applications that require high speed transmission with reliable timing. It can provide greater current, enable low power consumption and is suitable for many environments. With its wide range of packages and its ability to handle temperatures up to 125 ˚C, designers have an easy time selecting the best clock buffer and driver for their application.

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