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Contextual Info: J \M C C C LO C K DRIVER A P P L IC A T IO N NOTE The SC35XX Family of Clock Drivers have been designed to provide single chip solutions which ease clock distribution for TTL/CMOS I/O compatible microprocessor based systems. An appended list of domestic sources for these oscil­

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Contextual Info: > 4 M C C CLOCK DRIVER APPLICATION NOTE The SC35XX Family of Clock Drivers have been designed to provide single chip solutions which ease clock distribution for TTL/CMOS I/O compatible microprocessor based systems. An appended list of domestic sources for these oscil­

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Contextual Info: > 4 M C C CLOCK DRIVER APPLICATION NOTE T he S C 3 5 X X F am ily o f C lock D rivers have been de sig n ed to p rovide single ch ip so lu tio n s which ease c lo c k d is trib u tio n fo r T T L /C M O S I/O c o m p a tib le m icro p ro cesso r based system s.

Contextual Info: >4M CC A C O M PETITIVE EDGE The design of high speed TTL/CMOS systems is of­ ten made more challenging and more difficult than their ECL and GaAs counterparts due to the poor transmission line behavior of the TTL device inputs. Since inputs from either TTL or CMOS devices pro­

Contextual Info: >4M C C A COMPETITIVE EDGE The design of high speed TTL/CMOS systems is of­ ten made more challenging and more difficult than their ECL and GaAs counterparts due to the poor transmission line behavior of the TTL device inputs. Since inputs from either TTL or CMOS devices pro­

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Contextual Info: AP-479 APPLICATION NOTE Pentium Processor Clock Design November 1995 Order Number 241574-002 Information in this document is provided in connection with Intel products Intel assumes no liability whatsoever including infringement of any patent or copyright for sale and use of Intel products except as provided in

Contextual Info: >1MCC A C O M P E TITIV E EDGE The design of high speed TTUCMOS systems is of­ ten made more challenging and more difficult than their ECL and GaAs counterparts due to the poor transmission line behavior of the TTL device inputs. Since inputs from either TTL or CMOS devices pro­