0402N680F500CG
Walsin Technology
The Walsin Technology 0402N680F500CG is a ceramic capacitor. It features RoHS3 compliance and MSL Level 1.
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The CY2302SXC-1 from Cypress Semiconductor is a versatile frequency multiplier and zero delay buffer designed for high-performance timing applications. This component offers two output channels, providing flexibility in signal distribution. It supports a wide operating voltage range, accommodating both 3.3V ±5% and 5V ±10% power supplies.
The device boasts low jitter characteristics, with typical jitter values of 90 ps for OUT2 and 200 ps for OUT1. The output-to-output skew is typically 65 ps, and the propagation delay is typically 90 ps, ensuring precise timing synchronization. The output frequency range spans from 5 MHz to 133 MHz, making it suitable for a variety of clock generation and distribution needs.
Packaged in an 8-pin SOIC, the CY2302SXC-1 is designed for surface mounting. Its configuration options allow for various multiplications of the reference frequency, detailed in the product datasheet. This makes it a valuable component for applications requiring stable and synchronized clock signals.
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The typical jitter for OUT2 is 90 ps and for OUT1 is 200 ps.
The typical output-to-output skew is 65 ps.
The operating voltage range is 3.3V ±5% or 5V ±10%.
The output frequency range is 5 MHz to 133 MHz.
The CY2302SXC-1 has two outputs.
The CY2302SXC-1 is available in an 8-pin SOIC package.
