CDCS503TPWRQ1

Name: CDCS503TPWRQ1
Brand: SHENZHEN ECER NETWORK TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD

The CDCS503TPWRQ1,from Texas instruments,is Clock Buffer.what we offer have competitive price in the global market,which are in original and new parts.If you would like to know more about the products or apply a lower price, please contact us through the “online chat” or send a quote to us! Product Category : Clock Buffer Manufacturer : Texas instruments Factory Pack Quantity : 2000 Max Output Freq : 108 MHz Maximum Input Frequency : 32 MHz Moisture Sensitive : Yes Operating

Place of Origin USA

DESCRIPTION Clock Buffer Auto Clock Buffer Clock Multiplier

MANUFACTURER Texas instruments

PRODUCT CATEGORY Clock Buffer

Product Description

Product Category :: Clock Buffer

Manufacturer :: Texas instruments

Factory Pack Quantity :: 2000

Max Output Freq :: 108 MHz

Maximum Input Frequency :: 32 MHz

Moisture Sensitive :: Yes

Operating Supply Current :: 22 mA

Package :: TSSOP-8

Packaging :: Tape & Reel (TR)

Qualification :: AEC-Q100

RoHS :: Green available

Supply Voltage - Max :: 3.6 V

Supply Voltage - Min :: 3 V

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