For EMI / EMC Engineers
Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) recently introduced a four-channel, low-power, low-jitter sine-to-sine wave clock buffer, the first device in a family of sine-wave clock buffers. The buffer distributes sine-wave signals to four different peripherals while adding negligible phase-noise and minimizing electromagnetic interference, TI says.Learn more from TI.
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