SY100EP210UTI-TR

The SY100EP210UTI-TR is a general-purpose, low-skew, programmable clock buffer and driver designed to facilitate the high-bandwidth transmission necessary in computing applications today. The device supports multiple clock sources, operating voltage ranges, and is available in an industry-standard package.

The SY100EP210UTI-TR is designed to provide a low-cost, low-skew solution for transmitting clocks over long distances, making it ideal for applications such as: Digital Storage Area Network (SAN), Network Attached Storage (NAS), Video Editing, Storage Raids, Multimedia Servers, Data Centers, and High-performance Computing.

The device features flexible, programmable outputs and input sources, which allow for up to 32 programmable clock sources. The device supports a wide operating voltage range from 3.3V to 14V and is available in both DIP and SMD packages. Additionally, the SY100EP210UTI-TR boasts a minimum output skew of 1ps, which is significantly lower than other available buffering solutions.

The SY100EP210UTI-TR features a unique working principle. It utilizes multiple low-skew clock outputs to avoid skew, allowing for faster transmission speeds. The device can also be configured to selectively combine two or more clock sources at different output frequencies, providing the flexibility and performance needed by applications such as those listed above. Additionally, the device can buffer and drive the clock data at 10 to 60MHz, making it ideal for high-bandwidth applications.

In conclusion, the SY100EP210UTI-TR is a low-skew, programmable clock buffer and driver that provides a cost effective, low-skew solution for transmitting clocks over long distances. It is suitable for a wide range of applications such as Digital Storage Area Network (SAN), Network Attached Storage (NAS), Video Editing, Storage Raids, Multimedia Servers, Data Centers, and High-performance Computing. The device can also be configured to selectively combine two or more clock sources at different output frequencies and buffering and driving the clock data at 10 to 60MHz, making it ideal for high-bandwidth applications.