TSMC CLN65ULP 65nm General Purpose PLL - 100MHz-500MHz
The General Purpose PLL is a wide range clock multiplier with deskew capability.
- TSMC
- 65nm
- ULP
True Circuits develops and markets a broad range of industry leading PLLs, DLLs and DDR PHY hard macros for ICs for the semiconductor, systems and electronics industries. TCI's robust state-of-the-art circuits, methodical and proven design strategy, and close association with the world's leading foundries, IDMs, and design services companies allow the company to quickly and reliably create new and innovative designs in a variety of advanced process technologies. Over the last 27 years, True Circuits has distinguished itself as the technology leader in the timing IP space, and its PLLs and DLLs are used extensively around the world in its customers' products with production volumes well into the billions.
TSMC CLN65ULP 65nm General Purpose PLL - 100MHz-500MHz
The General Purpose PLL is a wide range clock multiplier with deskew capability.
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The General Purpose PLL is a wide range clock multiplier with deskew capability.
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The General Purpose PLL is a wide range clock multiplier with deskew capability.
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