PL602034UMG

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Clock/Timing - Clock Generators, PLLs, Frequency Synthesizers are becoming increasingly important elements in the world of microelectronics and embedded systems. The PL602034UMG is a state-of-the-art programmable device designed for these applications. It features a highly accurate onboard oscillator, several customization options and a very compact form factor.

This versatile device is capable of generating high quality clock signals with frequency ranges from 1MHz to 600MHz with accuracy of less than 1%. Its multichannel function allows it to be used in a variety of time-critical systems such as microcontroller-based systems and distributed embedded networks. It is also capable of producing multiple output frequencies in both digital and analog form.

Applications of the PL602034UMG include television broadcasting, satellite communication and frequency modulation. The device is ideally suited for applications where the accuracy of the clock signal is critical such as for audio or video encoding/decoding in broadcasting or multimedia systems. The device can also be used in frequency synthesis, phase-lock-loop (PLL) and frequency hopping systems.

Working Principle of the PL602034UMG: The onboard oscillator of the PL602034UMG is designed to produce highly accurate clock signals using frequency multiplication and dividing techniques. The device features a feedback circuit that compares the output clock signal to the reference signal from the external crystal oscillator and generates a correction signal. This correction signal is applied to the internal clocks of the device and is used to continuously adjust the frequency of the signal so that it remains accurate.

The PL602034UMG is an easy to use and highly customizable device that can be used in a variety of applications. It is a reliable, accurate and cost-effective solution for applications where timing and synchronization of signals is critical.

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