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Texas Instruments CDCLVC1103PWR Environmental and export classification status description

The CDCLVC1103PWR is a high-performance, low-power clock buffer designed to drive multiple outputs from a single input clock signal. It is part of Texas Instruments' family of clock management devices and operates at lower supply voltages, making it suitable for use in low-power applications. The device features three output channels and offers low skew between the outputs. Functions - Clock Buffering: The primary function is to buffer a single clock input to multiple clock outputs while maintaining signal integrity. - Low Skew: Offers minimal skew between the output clocks, ensuring synchronized signal propagation. - High Fan-out: Capable of driving numerous loads while maintaining performance. - Support for Various Input Types: Can handle multiple input signal swings, including LVTTL, LVCMOS, and LVPECL. Applications - Data Communication: Used to distribute clock signals in networking and telecommunication systems. - Consumer Electronics: Found in devices requiring low-power, high-performance clock distribution such as TVs, set-top boxes, and gaming consoles. - Computing: Integral in servers, workstations, and personal computing systems where high-speed clocking is vital. - Automotive: Utilized in automotive electronics, ensuring reliable operation of timing circuits. Alternative Parts Some alternatives to the CDCLVC1103PWR are: - CDCLVC1101: A similar clock buffer with single output capability. - CDCLVC816: An 8-channel clock distribution device. - TI CDCLVD1206: A low-voltage differential signaling (LVDS) alternative with more channels. Embedded Modules For integrating the CDCLVC1103PWR into designs, use the following: - Evaluation Modules (EVM): TI often provides EVMs for testing and prototyping. - Reference Designs: Texas Instruments offers reference designs for specific applications to aid designers in implementation. Related Q&A Here are some related Q&A: 1. Q: What is the input clock signal range for the CDCLVC1103PWR? - A: The CDCLVC1103PWR can accept input clock signals ranging from 1.5V to 3.6V, making it versatile for various applications. 2. Q: How does the CDCLVC1103PWR ensure low skew between outputs? - A: The CDCLVC1103PWR is designed with advanced circuitry to reduce propagation delay variations, thus maintaining low skew across its outputs. 3. Q: What types of applications can benefit from using the CDCLVC1103PWR? - A: It is particularly useful in high-speed communication systems, consumer electronics, and any other applications where multiple clock outputs from a single source are needed. 4. Q: Can the CDCLVC1103PWR be used in battery-powered devices? - A: Yes, its low power consumption makes it suitable for battery-powered applications where energy efficiency is critical. 5. Q: Is there any specific evaluation module available for the CDCLVC1103PWR? - A: Yes, Texas Instruments offers evaluation modules (EVM) specifically for the CDCLVC1103PWR to assist designers in testing and prototyping.