1526GLF

Overview

The 1526GLF is a clock and frequency synthesizer integrated circuit manufactured by Renesas Electronics Corporation. It generates and synchronizes clock signals with frequencies up to 110MHz. The device is designed for general-purpose phase-controlled clock synthesis applications, including line-locked operations. It supports low-cost implementation while maintaining high performance characteristics suitable for video and display timing requirements.

Feature Summary

• Generates synchronized clock signals up to 110MHz
• Supports general-purpose phase-controlled clock synthesis
• Capable of line-locked operation modes

Applications

• Video clock generation
• Display timing synchronization
• General-purpose phase-controlled clock synthesis

Procurement Notes

Verify component authenticity through authorized channels as this part is classified as obsolete. Confirm package type and pinout compatibility during integration planning. Check for available replacement alternatives from the manufacturer due to end-of-life status. Ensure supply chain stability before finalizing design specifications.

Selection Notes

Evaluate the maximum operating frequency requirement against the 110MHz limit. Consider power consumption constraints relative to system thermal management capabilities. Assess interface compatibility with existing clock distribution networks. Review mechanical footprint requirements for surface-mount installation.

Part Context

This component belongs to Renesas' family of clock generator and frequency synthesizer ICs. It serves as a specialized solution for precise timing signal generation in electronic systems requiring stable clock sources. The device complements broader timing and synchronization product portfolios offered by the manufacturer.

Replacement Considerations

Consult official documentation for confirmed substitute part numbers. Verify functional equivalence regarding frequency range and output configuration. Validate pin-to-pin compatibility if direct replacement is required.