STEPPING MOTOR CLOCK Clock ICs 11

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Part	Manufacturer	General IC Type	Temperature Grade	Terminal Form	No. of Terminals	Package Code	Package Shape	Package Body Material	Display Mode	Surface Mount	No. of Functions	Technology	Maximum Supply Current	Nominal Oscillator Frequency	Frequency Trimming	Power Supplies (V)	Package Style (Meter)	Package Equivalence Code	Sub-Category	Terminal Pitch	Maximum Operating Temperature	Application	Minimum Operating Temperature	Terminal Finish	Terminal Position	JESD-30 Code	Maximum Supply Voltage (Vsup)	Battery EOL Indicator	Qualification	Minimum Supply Voltage (Vsup)	JESD-609 Code	Alarm
PCA1532U/10	NXP Semiconductors	STEPPING MOTOR CLOCK	COMMERCIAL	NO LEAD	7	DIE	RECTANGULAR	UNSPECIFIED		YES	1	CMOS		32.768 KHZ	NO		UNCASED CHIP				60 Cel		-10 Cel		UPPER	R-XUUC-N7		NO	Not Qualified
PCA1532P	NXP Semiconductors	STEPPING MOTOR CLOCK	COMMERCIAL	THROUGH-HOLE	8	DIP	RECTANGULAR	PLASTIC/EPOXY		NO	1	CMOS		32.768 KHZ	NO	-1.4	IN-LINE	DIP8,.3	Clock ICs	2.54 mm	60 Cel		-10 Cel	TIN/NICKEL PALLADIUM GOLD	DUAL	R-PDIP-T8		NO	Not Qualified		e3/e4
PCA1532T	NXP Semiconductors	STEPPING MOTOR CLOCK	COMMERCIAL	GULL WING	8	SOP	RECTANGULAR	PLASTIC/EPOXY		YES	1	CMOS		32.768 KHZ	NO	-1.4	SMALL OUTLINE	FL8,.15	Clock ICs	1.27 mm	60 Cel		-10 Cel	NICKEL PALLADIUM GOLD	DUAL	R-PDSO-G8		NO	Not Qualified		e4
PCA1534U/10	NXP Semiconductors	STEPPING MOTOR CLOCK	COMMERCIAL	NO LEAD	7	DIE	RECTANGULAR	UNSPECIFIED		YES	1	CMOS		32.768 KHZ	NO		UNCASED CHIP				60 Cel		-10 Cel		UPPER	R-XUUC-N7		NO	Not Qualified
PCA1534P	NXP Semiconductors	STEPPING MOTOR CLOCK	COMMERCIAL	THROUGH-HOLE	8	DIP	RECTANGULAR	PLASTIC/EPOXY		NO	1	CMOS		32.768 KHZ	NO		IN-LINE				60 Cel		-10 Cel		DUAL	R-PDIP-T8		NO	Not Qualified
PCA1534T	NXP Semiconductors	STEPPING MOTOR CLOCK	COMMERCIAL	GULL WING	8	SOP	RECTANGULAR	PLASTIC/EPOXY		YES	1	CMOS		32.768 KHZ	NO	-1.4	SMALL OUTLINE	FL8,.15	Clock ICs	1.27 mm	60 Cel		-10 Cel	NICKEL PALLADIUM GOLD	DUAL	R-PDSO-G8		NO	Not Qualified		e4
KS5223	Samsung	STEPPING MOTOR CLOCK		NO LEAD	8	DIE	UNSPECIFIED	UNSPECIFIED	ANALOG	YES	1	CMOS	.000002 mA	32.768 KHZ	NO		UNCASED CHIP								UPPER	X-XUUC-N8	1.5 V	NO	Not Qualified	1.5 V		NO
KS5224	Samsung	STEPPING MOTOR CLOCK		NO LEAD	8	DIE	UNSPECIFIED	UNSPECIFIED	ANALOG	YES	1	CMOS	.000002 mA	32.768 KHZ	NO		UNCASED CHIP								UPPER	X-XUUC-N8	1.5 V	NO	Not Qualified	1.5 V		NO
KS5225	Samsung	STEPPING MOTOR CLOCK		NO LEAD			UNSPECIFIED	UNSPECIFIED	ANALOG	YES	1	CMOS	.000002 mA	32.768 KHZ	NO		UNCASED CHIP								UPPER	X-XUUC-N	1.5 V	NO	Not Qualified	1.5 V		YES
KS5127	Samsung	STEPPING MOTOR CLOCK		NO LEAD	40	DIE	UNSPECIFIED	UNSPECIFIED	DIGITAL	YES	1	CMOS	.0007 mA	4.194304 MHZ	NO		UNCASED CHIP								UPPER	X-XUUC-N40	7 V	NO	Not Qualified			NO
KS5213A	Samsung	STEPPING MOTOR CLOCK		NO LEAD	16	DIE	UNSPECIFIED	UNSPECIFIED	ANALOG	YES	1			32.768 KHZ	NO		UNCASED CHIP					ALARM CLOCK			UPPER	X-XUUC-N16	1.5 V	NO	Not Qualified	1.5 V		YES

Clock ICs

Clock ICs, also known as timing ICs, are electronic components that generate, distribute, or control the timing signals in electronic systems. These ICs are critical components of many electronic systems, providing precise timing and synchronization for a variety of applications.

Clock ICs can be classified into several types based on their specific function. Some of the most common types of clock ICs include:

1. Clock generators - These ICs generate a clock signal with a specific frequency and waveform. They are often used in microprocessors, digital signal processors, and other digital circuits that require a clock signal.

2. Clock buffers - These ICs distribute the clock signal to multiple devices or circuits, ensuring that the signal remains stable and accurate.

3. Clock multipliers - These ICs generate a clock signal with a frequency that is a multiple of the input clock signal. They are often used in high-speed digital circuits to generate clock signals that are faster than the input clock signal.

4. Clock dividers - These ICs generate a clock signal with a frequency that is a fraction of the input clock signal. They are often used in digital circuits that require a clock signal with a lower frequency than the input clock signal.

Clock ICs can be designed to operate at a variety of frequencies, from a few Hertz to several gigahertz. They can also be designed to operate at different voltages, depending on the specific application.