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PS8613A

07/15/03

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PI6C2409

Zero Delay Clock Buffer

The relationship between loading of the OUT0 signal and other outputs determines the input-output delay. Zero delay is achieved when

all outputs, including feedback, are loaded equally.

Zero Delay and Skew Control

CLKIN Input to OUTx Delay vs. Difference in Loading between OUT0 pin and OUTx pins

Output Load Difference: OUT0 Load - OUTx Load (pF)

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PI6C2409-1H

PI6C2409-1

Maximum Ratings

Supply Voltage to Ground Potential ............................................................................................................................. –0.5Vto+7.0V

DC Input Voltage CLKIN ...................................................................................................................................................... –0.5 to 7V

Storage Temperature ................................................................................................................................................... –65ºCto+150ºC

Maximum Soldering Temperature (10 seconds) ........................................................................................................................... 260ºC

Junction Temperature .................................................................................................................................................................. 150ºC

Static Discharge Voltage (per MIL-STD-883, Method 3015) .................................................................................................... >2000V

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