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PAC510FRPIQ24T: DescriptionP/Active 1% Tolerance Precision Isolated series Termination Network; File Size123KB，3 Pages; ManufacturerCALMIRCO; Websitehttp://www.calmicro.com/

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P/Active 1% Tolerance Precision Isolated series Termination Network

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CALIFORNIA MICRO DEVICES

PACRPI

P/Active™ 1% Tolerance Precision Isolated Series Termination Network

Features

• Highly integrated series termination network

• 1% absolute tolerance terminations

• Ultra-low cross talk

• 11 terminating lines/package

• Saves board space and improves system reliability

• Reduces assembly cost and rework

Applications

• PC Desktop and PC-based Server systems

• Engineering Workstations

• Embedded RISC processor systems

• Series Termination

Product Description

The PAC™RPI series terminator network offers high

performance, high reliability, and low cost through

manufacturing efficiency. The resistor termination

elements are fabricated using state-of-the-art thin film

manufacturing. The resistor elements are specified at

1% tolerance for the most demanding termination

requirements. This integrated solution

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is silicon-based

and has the same reliability characteristics as any of

today’s microprocessor products. The thin film resistors

have excellent stability over temperature, applied

voltage, and product life. In addition, the QSOP industry

standard packaging is easy to handle in manufacturing

and provides interconnect reliability on par with other

common semiconductor components.

PIN DIAGRAM

Faraday Shield

S TA N D A R D PA R T O R D E R I N G I N F O R M AT I O N

Package

R Code

220

330

470

510

560

680

Pins

Style

QSOP

Tubes

PAC220FRPIQ24/T

PAC330FRPIQ24/T

PAC470FRPIQ24/T

PAC510FRPIQ24/T

PAC560FRPIQ24/T

PAC680FRPIQ24/T

Ordering Part Number

Tape & Reel

PAC220FRPIQ24/R

PAC330FRPIQ24/R

PAC470FRPIQ24/R

PAC510FRPIQ24/R

PAC560FRPIQ24/R

PAC680FRPIQ24/R

Part Marking

PAC220FRPIQ24

PAC330FRPIQ24

PAC470FRPIQ24

PAC510FRPIQ24

PAC560FRPIQ24

PAC680FRPIQ24

P/Active™ and PAC™ are trademarks of California Micro Devices.

California Micro Devices manufactures products covered by one or more of U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,355,014, 5,370,766, and 5,514,612, 5,706,163,

and other pending applications.

8/16/2000

C1390800

215 Topaz Street, Milpitas, California 95035

Tel: (408) 263-3214

Fax: (408) 263-7846

www.calmicro.com

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