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Rochester Electronics CY28419ZC Environmental and export classification status description

The Cypress Semiconductor CY28419ZC is a configurable mixed-signal clock generator IC. It provides a flexible clock generation solution for a wide range of applications that require multiple clocks with different frequencies and features. The device offers a high level of programmability and customization, making it suitable for various system designs. Functions: 1. Configurable clock outputs 2. Programmable clock frequencies 3. Flexible clock switching options 4. Low jitter performance 5. External clock synchronization 6. Serial interface for configuration Applications: 1. Communication systems 2. Networking equipment 3. Storage devices 4. Industrial automation 5. Test and measurement equipment Alternative Components: 1. Silicon Labs Si5344 2. IDT VersaClock 3. Maxim Integrated DS3101 4. ON Semiconductor NB3N502 5. Analog Devices AD9548 Embedded Modules: 1. Programmable PLLs 2. Clock synthesizers 3. Configuration memory 4. Clock distribution circuits Related Q&A: 1. Q: Can the Cypress Semiconductor CY28419ZC generate multiple clock signals simultaneously? A: Yes, the CY28419ZC can generate multiple clock signals concurrently with different frequencies and features. 2. Q: Is the device suitable for high-speed communication applications? A: The CY28419ZC is suitable for high-speed communication systems due to its low jitter performance and flexible clock generation capabilities. 3. Q: How does the CY28419ZC compare to other clock generator ICs in terms of programmability? A: The CY28419ZC offers a high level of programmability and customization, making it versatile for various system designs. 4. Q: Can the CY28419ZC be synchronized with an external clock source? A: Yes, the CY28419ZC supports external clock synchronization, allowing it to be synchronized with external sources for precise timing control. 5. Q: What communication protocols are supported for configuring the CY28419ZC? A: The CY28419ZC typically uses a serial interface for configuration, such as I2C or SPI, to enable easy integration with microcontrollers or other control devices.