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IDT, Integrated Device Technology Inc 8N3Q001FG-0083CDI Environmental and export classification status description

Renesas Electronics 8N3Q001FG-0083CDI Overview The Renesas Electronics 8N3Q001FG-0083CDI is a highly integrated clock generator IC designed for applications requiring low jitter and high-frequency clock generation. It offers a compact and cost-effective solution for various electronic systems. Functions - Clock generation - Low jitter output - Frequency synthesis - Programmable output frequency Applications - Networking equipment - Telecommunications systems - Data centers - Consumer electronics - Industrial automation Alternative Components 1. Silicon Labs Si5341 2. IDT VersaClock 6E 3. Maxim MAX9487 Embedded Modules The Renesas Electronics 8N3Q001FG-0083CDI may include the following embedded modules: - Crystal oscillator - PLL (Phase-Locked Loop) - Frequency dividers - Programmable registers for configuration Related Q&A: 1. Q: What is the typical output frequency range of the Renesas Electronics 8N3Q001FG-0083CDI? A: The Renesas 8N3Q001FG-0083CDI typically supports output frequencies ranging from a few megahertz to several hundred megahertz. 2. Q: Does the Renesas 8N3Q001FG-0083CDI support external frequency synchronization? A: Yes, this IC often includes inputs for external clock references to synchronize its output frequencies. 3. Q: How does the low jitter feature of the Renesas 8N3Q001FG-0083CDI benefit high-speed communication systems? A: Low jitter ensures more accurate clock signals, critical for high-speed data transfer and reducing signal distortion in communication systems. 4. Q: In what packaging options is the Renesas 8N3Q001FG-0083CDI available? A: The Renesas 8N3Q001FG-0083CDI is commonly available in compact surface-mount packages for space-constrained applications. 5. Q: Can the Renesas 8N3Q001FG-0083CDI be programmed or configured for specific frequency requirements? A: Yes, this IC typically provides programmable registers that allow customized configuration of output frequencies to meet specific system requirements.