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The ICS9248AG-92LF is a mobile Pentium II system clock generator by Renesas Electronics Corporation, designed for Intel CPU servers. It features an integrated PLL and accepts a 14.318 MHz crystal input to generate up to 100 MHz output frequencies. The device provides a 1:22 input-to-output ratio with non-differential outputs. It operates on a 3.135V to 3.465V supply voltage within a 0°C to 70°C temperature range. Packaged in a 48-TSSOP surface-mount case, it supports serial configuration via an I²C interface.
Verify the component status before procurement as this part number may be discontinued. Confirm that the 48-TSSOP package dimensions match the design requirements. Ensure the I²C interface protocol compatibility with the host controller is validated against the specific application needs.
Select this component for applications requiring a dedicated clock synthesizer for mobile Pentium II architectures. Verify that the 100 MHz maximum frequency and 1:22 ratio meet the system timing requirements. Ensure the 3.3V core supply and 2.5V logic levels are compatible with the target platform's power distribution network.
This device belongs to the Application Specific Clock/Timing category. It is manufactured by Renesas Electronics Corporation (formerly Integrated Circuit Systems). The part is specifically tailored for mobile computing environments, providing comprehensive clocking for processors and memory subsystems.
Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Users should consult official manufacturer resources for current alternatives if this part is discontinued.
The device requires an external 14.318 MHz crystal or clock signal connected to the X1 and X2 pins.
It supports low-power modes through the PWR_DWN# pin to stop the oscillator and PLL, and uses CPU_STOP# and PCI_STOP# pins to selectively disable CPU and PCI clocks.
Yes, the I²C serial configuration interface allows for individual output clock disabling and other functional configurations via register writes.