PL130-07QC

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The PL130-07QC is a clock buffer chip, primarily used to convert one category of clock signals into another. It enables more efficient routing of various clock signals within a device and drastically reduces the number of required electrical components needed for clock signal conversion. The chip realizes clock conversions on four channels, including clock input and outputsignals. As a result, it’s commonly used in both commercial and industrial-grade products that require safe and reliable clock signal distribution.

The chip works by taking in a reference clock signal, then in this case converting it into 3 active clock signals: a primary and two secondary signals with varied duty cycles. In short, the PL130-07QC functions as this primary clock buffer driver and can be used to invert an input clock signal, divide it by 2, extend it and generate 4 complementary outputs.

The working principle of PL130-07QC is divided into three distinct phases. The first phase is the active mode, during which the chip will convert any given reference clock signal into the desired output clock signals. The second phase is the standby mode, during which the chip can turn off the output clock signals and enter a low power state, so as to minimize current consumption during these times. The last phase is the reset mode, during which the chip will restore its original configuration.

Due to its unique design, the PL130-07QC can be used in a number of applications ranging from communications systems, network surveillance and media streaming to industrial automation and robotics. Additionally, given its relatively simple yet efficient operational design and reliable performance characteristics, it has become a popular choice in mission-critical product designs where converged functionality and real-time performance are required. This chip is further enhanced by its ability to operate at temperatures as low as -55°C to as high as 125°C, along with its ability to drive both synchronous and asynchronous clock signals.

In summary, the PL130-07QC is a versatile and efficient clock buffer chip that enables reliable conversion of clock signals while at the same time reducing the complexity and cost of electronic designs that require clock signal routing and manipulation. Its primary applications are in communications, data streaming and industrial automation, with an extensive working temperature range, synchronous and asynchronous clock support, as well as low power consumption.

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