TSMC CLN12FFCLLLVT 12nm Deskew PLL - 600MHz-3000MHz
The Deskew PLL is designed to eliminate the skew between the output of a clock distribution tree and a clock reference.
- TSMC
- 12nm
- FFC
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TSMC CLN12FFCLLLVT 12nm Deskew PLL - 600MHz-3000MHz
The Deskew PLL is designed to eliminate the skew between the output of a clock distribution tree and a clock reference.
TSMC CLN12FFCLLLVT 12nm Deskew PLL - 1200MHz-6000MHz
The Deskew PLL is designed to eliminate the skew between the output of a clock distribution tree and a clock reference.
TSMC CLN12FFCLL 12nm Deskew PLL - 200MHz-1000MHz
The Deskew PLL is designed to eliminate the skew between the output of a clock distribution tree and a clock reference.
TSMC CLN12FFCLL 12nm Deskew PLL - 400MHz-2000MHz
The Deskew PLL is designed to eliminate the skew between the output of a clock distribution tree and a clock reference.
TSMC CLN12FFCLL 12nm Deskew PLL - 800MHz-4000MHz
The Deskew PLL is designed to eliminate the skew between the output of a clock distribution tree and a clock reference.
GF L14LLP 14nm Deskew PLL - 125MHz-625MHz
The Deskew PLL is designed to eliminate the skew between the output of a clock distribution tree and a clock reference.
GF L14LLP 14nm Deskew PLL - 250MHz-1250MHz
The Deskew PLL is designed to eliminate the skew between the output of a clock distribution tree and a clock reference.
GF L14LLP 14nm Deskew PLL - 500MHz-2500MHz
The Deskew PLL is designed to eliminate the skew between the output of a clock distribution tree and a clock reference.
GF L12LLP 12nm Deskew PLL - 125MHz-625MHz
The Deskew PLL is designed to eliminate the skew between the output of a clock distribution tree and a clock reference.
GF L12LLP 12nm Deskew PLL - 250MHz-1250MHz
The Deskew PLL is designed to eliminate the skew between the output of a clock distribution tree and a clock reference.
GF L12LLP 12nm Deskew PLL - 500MHz-2500MHz
The Deskew PLL is designed to eliminate the skew between the output of a clock distribution tree and a clock reference.
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