Bit Delay Line (BDL) IPs are crucial components in integrated circuits (ICs) designed to provide precise control over the timing of digital signals. These IPs delay the input signal by a programmable amount of time, ensuring accurate synchronization and timing adjustments in high-speed digital systems. BDL IPs are essential for applications that require precise timing alignment and signal conditioning.
Bit Delay Line (BDL)
Overview
Key Features
- Delay Range: Typically from a few picoseconds to several nanoseconds, depending on the specific IP variant
- Operating Temperature Range: -40°C to +125°C
- High Precision Timing Control: Provides precise control over signal delay with fine granularity
- Compact Design: Small form factor allows easy integration into space-constrained environments
Technical Specifications
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