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The PC100 standard, initiated by Intel Corp. to support next-generation PC systems, established parameters for the next-generation memory bus operating at 100MHz in 1997. Texas Instruments (TI) supports a line of Clock Distribution Circuit (CDC) products that fulfills PC100 clocking requirements. This page contains several tools to help select and design your PC100 system. The application image below contains links to all necessary components of a PC100 compliant design - memory, clock distribuition circuits (CDCs) and logic. A Clocking solutions table highlights TI-recommended devices and contains links to all relevant data sheets. Downloadable IBIS models are also available. |
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