SAB8224P

High-performance bipolar clock generator and driver circuit engineered to provide stable, non-overlapping two-phase clock signals for vintage microprocessors. | 16-Pin Plastic DIP | Early industrial process control computers, legacy telemetry stations, automated business terminals. | SAB8224P | NTE8224 | SK8224 | 8224, Intel 8224, Am8224, INS8224, NEC uPB8224 | Retro 8080 Single-Board Computer: Wired alongside a quartz crystal to output a stable 18.432 MHz master clock and power-on reset pulse sequence, driving an 8-bit Intel 8080 microprocessor system smoothly. | Siemens and Tektronix Vintage Measurement Systems: This specific clock driver chip was integrated by Siemens into their classic telecommunication switching racks and by Tektronix inside early automated calibration instruments to synchronize internal 8-bit bus communications. [1]