SY100EP33VKI-TR

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The SY100EP33VKI-TR is a low-power, CMOS-based device from Sanyo Electric Co, Ltd. It is an asynchronous counter/divider with three-state outputs. This device is mainly used in telecommunications, data communications, audio/video equipment, and automated test equipment.

The SY100EP33VKI-TR is a two-stage asynchronous counter which counts up to four bits, 1 to 16. Its two-stage design allows for more accurate tracking of the output signal, resulting in improved system performance. In addition, it features a single reset input and two three-state outputs (active-high, active-low, and high-impedance) that are capable of driving up to 8 mA.

The SY100EP33VKI-TR has a unique architecture that utilizes a single cell for all stages of counter/divider operation. This eliminates the need for multiple cells which would increase component count and power consumption. Additionally, the SY100EP33VKI-TR is designed to handle wide input clock ranges, from 1kHz to 100MHz.

The working principle of the SY100EP33VKI-TR is straightforward. The device is a programmable CMOS synchronous counter/divider with a clock input and two output lines. The clock signals are connected to a clock terminal and the outputs are connected to an output terminal. The output signals are also connected to two additional terminals which serve as either an enable input or a reset input.

The device then counts up or down on every incoming clock signal. When the counter reaches the desired count, the device changes its output signal to the high, low, or tri-state level depending on the mode selected at the time. In addition, the SY100EP33VKI-TR also has an enable input that allows it to be enabled or disabled.

Overall, the SY100EP33VKI-TR is an excellent device for highly accurate count or divide operations in data communications and other applications. With its low-power architecture and wide range of operating frequency, it is a sure bet for any application where accuracy and low power consumption are a high priority.

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