R-Car V4H System Evaluation Board Set/White Hawk
The White Hawk is an R-Car V4H-specific evaluation board set that can be used to evaluate systems using the R-Car V4H and to develop operating systems, device drivers,...
The 9FGV0841 is an 8-output very low power clock generator for PCIe Gen1–4 applications with integrated output terminations providing Zo=100 Ω. The device has 8 output enables for clock management and supports 2 different spread spectrum levels in addition to spread off.
For information regarding evaluation boards and material, please contact your local IDT sales representative.
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Datasheet | PDF 348 KB | |
Overview | PDF 2.40 MB | |
Application Note | PDF 431 KB | |
Application Note | PDF 91 KB | |
Product Change Notice | PDF 734 KB | |
Product Change Notice | PDF 728 KB | |
Application Note | PDF 1.99 MB | |
Product Change Notice | PDF 983 KB | |
Schematic | PDF 79 KB | |
Guide | PDF 321 KB | |
Application Note | PDF 255 KB | |
Product Change Notice | PDF 583 KB | |
Application Note | PDF 307 KB | |
Manual - Hardware | PDF 838 KB | |
Product Change Notice | PDF 95 KB | |
Product Change Notice | PDF 50 KB | |
Application Note | PDF 235 KB | |
Application Note | PDF 1.90 MB | |
Application Note | PDF 495 KB | |
Application Note | PDF 442 KB | |
Application Note | PDF 233 KB | |
Application Note | PDF 160 KB | |
Application Note | PDF 120 KB | |
Application Note | PDF 565 KB | |
Product Change Notice | PDF 790 KB | |
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The White Hawk is an R-Car V4H-specific evaluation board set that can be used to evaluate systems using the R-Car V4H and to develop operating systems, device drivers,...
The combination of R-Car E3 and a clock generator provides the optimized function and performance for full graphic cluster solutions, supporting large panels of an...
The combination of R-Car (H3/M3/M3N) SiP and Clock Generators delivers high efficiency while supporting a wide range of display outputs and high-quality performance,...
Schematic symbols, PCB footprints, and 3D CAD models from SamacSys can be found by clicking on products in the Product Options table. If a symbol or model isn't available, it can be requested directly from the website.
Ron Wade, chief PCIe system architect explains the fundamental difference in reference clock jitter budgets between the first three generations of the specification and those of Gen4 and Gen5 which raise new challenges for designers.
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