PI6C2409-1HLE+DHX

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The PI6C2409-1HLE+DHX Clock Driver from PI is an ultra low-skew clock buffer/driver with a low differential skew between any two outputs. The device features an ultra- low jitter 2.2GHz clock input and two differential outputs, each with two single-ended outputs. The device has four clock outputs that are independently adjustable between 1.2V to 2.4V for added flexibility in design. In addition, the device includes a hot swap function that allows the device to be used in hot-pluggable applications.

The PI6C2409-1HLE+DHX clock driver is often used in a variety of data-intensive applications, such as high-speed backplane systems, enterprise routers, server blades, graphics and video applications, military and aerospace applications, and more. The clock driver is designed to provide low-power, low-skew, and low-latency clock distribution, in addition to providing extremely high performance and excellent jitter performance. The PI6C2409-1HLE+DHX is also capable of driving very high data rates, which makes it ideal for the most demanding applications.

The PI6C2409-1HLE+DHX works on the principle of input and output skew. This means that when a signal comes into the device, it distributes the output signals such that the differential skew between any two outputs is minimized. This allows for efficient and accurate data transfer, meaning that the data is transferred quickly and accurately. Additionally, the device includes hot swap capability to ensure that data integrity is maintained in hot pluggable applications.

The PI6C2409-1HLE+DHX Clock Driver from PI is an ideal device for applications that require high-performance and low jitter requirements. With its low differential skew, hot swap capability, and wide input/output voltage range, this device is well-suited for various data-intensive applications.

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