clc431 National Semiconductor Corporation, clc431 Datasheet
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... CLC431/432 due to their very low differential gain and phase errors (less than 0.1% and 0.1° +2V/V at 4.43MHz into 150 load). v Quick 8ns rise and fall times on 10V pulses allow the CLC431/432 to drive either twisted pair or coaxial transmission lines over long distances. The CLC431/432's combination of low input voltage noise, wide ...
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... =100 L SWITCHING PERFORMANCE (CLC431) switching time turn on turn off DIS logic levels single-ended mode high input voltage ( low input voltage ( maximum current input V IH |DIS- DIS | ...
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... CLC431 Disable Feature The CLC431 disable feature can be operated either single-endedly or differentially thereby accommodating a wide range of logic families. There are three pins asso- =866 , ciated with the disable feature of each of the CLC431's f two amplifiers: DIS DIS and V 4 vs. Gain" provide the means of ...
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... Applying a differential logic "high" ( DIS - DIS must be grounded, 0.4Volts) switches the tail current of the differential pair from and results in the disabling of that CLC431 channel. Alternatively, applying a differential logic "low" ( DIS - DIS differential pair from and results in the enabling of that same channel ...
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... PAL video levels. Switched Gain Amplifier (CLC431) As seen from the front page, the CLC431 can also be configured as a switched-gain amplifier that is similar to the 2:1 mux. Configuring each of the two CLC431's amplifiers with different non-inverting gains and tying the ...
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