CDCLVC1103PWR

The "CDCLVC1103PWR from Texas" refers to a specific integrated circuit (IC) produced by Texas Instruments, known as a clock fanout buffer. Here's a detailed breakdown of its features:

Function:

• This IC acts as a high-performance clock buffer for LVCMOS (Low-Voltage CMOS) signals. It receives a single input clock signal and distributes it to three separate output channels (hence the "fanout" part).
• It's primarily used in applications requiring accurate and reliable clock distribution with minimal jitter (unwanted variations in the timing of the clock signal).

Key specifications:

• Operating voltage: 2.5V or 3.3V (depending on the specific variant)
• Maximum input clock frequency: 250 MHz
• Output channels: Three LVCMOS outputs with identical timing as the input
• Package: TSSOP (PW) - a small, surface-mount package with 8 pins
• Other features:
  • Low power consumption
  • Wide operating temperature range (-40°C to 85°C)
  • RoHS and Green compliant

Applications:

• High-speed digital circuits: Distributing clock signals to various parts of a circuit where precise timing is crucial.
• Networking equipment: Maintaining stable clock synchronization in network devices.
• Point-to-point data transmission: Distributing clock signals for data transfer over short distances.
• General-purpose clock buffering: Any application where accurate and reliable clock distribution is needed.

Additional notes:

• "Texas" refers to Texas Instruments, the manufacturer of the IC.
• This is just a basic description. More detailed information about the CDCLVC1103PWR, including its electrical characteristics, timing parameters, and application notes, can be found in the official product datasheet from Texas Instruments.