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MICROCHIP SY100EP195VTG

Manufacturer
MPN
SY100EP195VTG
LCSC Part #
C633767
Packaging
TQFP-32(7x7)
Customer #
Key Attributes
1.6 GHz Programmable Delay
DatasheetMICROCHIP SY100EP195VTG
RoHS Compliance2 documents available
Alternative Parts3
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100% Authentic · 30-Day Return or Replacement

Products Specifications

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TypeDescription
CategoryPassives/Inductors, Coils, Chokes/Delay Lines
ManufacturerMICROCHIP
PackagingTQFP-32(7x7)
Voltage - Supply3V~5.5V
Operating Temperature-40℃~+85℃
FeaturesProgrammable clock delay;Fine-grained delay step
Available Total Delays2.05ns~12.2ns

Introduction

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The SY100EP195V is a programmable delay line, varying the time a logic signal takes to traverse from IN to Q. This delay can vary from about 2.1ns to about 10.8ns. The input can be PECL, LVPECL, NECL, or LVNECL. The delay varies in discrete steps based on a control word presented to the SY100EP195V. The 10-bit width of this latched control register allows for delay increments of approximately 10ps. An eleventh control bit allows the cascading of multiple SY100EP195V devices, for a wider delay range. Each additional SY100EP195V effectively doubles the delay range available. For maximum flexibility, the control register interface accepts CMOS or TTL level signals, as well as the input level at the IN, /IN pins.

Features

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  • Pin-for-Pin, Plug-In Compatible to the ON Semiconductor MC100EP195
  • Maximum Frequency >1.6 GHz
  • Programmable Range: 2.1 ns to 10.8ns
  • 10ps Increments
  • PECL Mode Operating Range: VCC = 3.0V to 5.5V with VEE = 0V
  • NECL Mode Operating Range: VCC = 0V with VEE = -3.0V to -5.5V
  • Open Input Default State
  • Safety Clamp on Inputs
  • A Logic-High on the /EN pin will Force Q to Logic-Low
  • D[0:10] Can Accept Either ECL, CMOS, or TTL Inputs
  • VBB Output Reference Voltage
  • Available in a 32-Pin TQFP Package

Applications

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  • Clock De-skewing
  • Timing Adjustment
  • Aperture Centering