Multi Clock Generator with VCXO

Multi Clock Generator with VCXO The AK8130BV is a clock generator IC with a built-in VCXO and PLL. 27MHz crystal oscillator Different high-precision clocks can be output simultaneously.

Multi Clock Generator with VCXO

The AK8130BV is a member of AKEMD’s low power multi clock generator family designed for a feature rich DTV or STB, requiring a range of system clocks with high performance. The AK8130BV generates different frequency clocks from a 27MHz crystal oscillator and provides them to up to four outputs confi

Silicon planar type

Silicon planar type For stabilization of power supply ■Features •Extremely low noise voltage caused from the diode (2.4V to 39V, 1/3 to 1/10 of our conventional MAZ3000 series) •Extremely good rising performance (in the low-current range) •Easy-to-select the optimum diode because

Silicon planar type

Silicon planar type For stabilization of power supply ■Features •Extremely low noise voltage caused from the diode (2.4V to 39V, 1/3 to 1/10 of our conventional MAZ3000 series) •Extremely good rising performance (in the low-current range) •Easy-to-select the optimum diode because

Silicon planar type

Silicon planar type For stabilization of power supply ■Features •Extremely low noise voltage caused from the diode (2.4V to 39V, 1/3 to 1/10 of our conventional MAZ3000 series) •Extremely good rising performance (in the low-current range) •Easy-to-select the optimum diode because

Silicon planar type

Silicon planar type For stabilization of power supply ■Features •Extremely low noise voltage caused from the diode (2.4V to 39V, 1/3 to 1/10 of our conventional MAZ3000 series) •Extremely good rising performance (in the low-current range) •Easy-to-select the optimum diode because

VARIABLE GAIN AMPLIFIER SILICON MMIC FOR TRANSMITTER AGC OF DIGITAL CELLULAR TELEPHONE

DESCRIPTION The µPC8119T and µPC8120T are silicon monolithic integrated circuits designed as variable gain amplifier. Due to 100 MHz to 1.9 GHz operation, these ICs are suitable for RF transmitter AGC stage of digital cellular telephone. Two types of gain control let users choose in accordance wi