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IDT, Integrated Device Technology Inc 8V19N492-39NLGI Environmental and export classification status description

The Renesas Electronics 8V19N492-39NLGI is a high-performance and low-jitter clock generator integrated circuit. It is designed to provide high-precision clock signals for various applications that require timing synchronization. The IC offers multiple outputs, flexibility in frequency synthesis, and advanced features for enhanced performance. Functions: 1. Clock generation and distribution 2. Precision frequency synthesis 3. Jitter reduction and synchronization 4. Multi-output capability 5. Programmable settings for customization Applications: 1. Communication systems 2. Networking equipment 3. Data centers 4. Test and measurement instruments 5. Industrial automation Alternative Components: 1. Silicon Labs Si5338 2. IDT 5P35023 3. Analog Devices AD9528 4. ON Semiconductor NB7NPQ502 5. Maxim Integrated MAX9485 Embedded Modules: 1. Programmable phase-locked loops (PLLs) 2. Frequency dividers 3. Clock buffers 4. Integrated voltage-controlled oscillators (VCOs) 5. Digital interface controllers Related Q&A: 1. Q: Can the Renesas Electronics 8V19N492-39NLGI support both differential and single-ended output signals? A: Yes, the IC can generate both types of output signals depending on the application requirements. 2. Q: What is the typical operating frequency range of the 8V19N492-39NLGI? A: The IC can operate in a wide frequency range, typically from a few megahertz up to several gigahertz. 3. Q: Does the 8V19N492-39NLGI provide any built-in error detection or correction mechanisms for clock signals? A: Yes, the IC may include features for error detection, jitter filtering, and other signal integrity enhancements. 4. Q: How many output channels can be configured with the Renesas 8V19N492-39NLGI? A: The IC can support multiple output channels, usually ranging from 2 to 12 or more depending on the configuration. 5. Q: Can the 8V19N492-39NLGI be programmed and controlled remotely or through a digital interface? A: Yes, the IC typically offers programmability via SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface) or I2C (Inter-Integrated Circuit) for remote configuration and control.