Description
The MK1410 and MK1411 are the ideal way to generate clocks for NTSC/PAL video encoders and decoders. Stored in the devices are two or four popular frequencies for NTSC and PAL. In an 8 pin SOIC, the chips can save component count, board space, and cost over surface mount crystals and oscillators, and increase reliability by eliminating one or two mechanical devices from the board. The power down pin turns off the device, drawing less than 20µA.

Features
• Packaged in 8 pin SOIC
• Ideal for devices such as AD722/AD725 from Analog Devices and Brooktree BT819
• Input crystal or clock frequency of 14.31818 MHz
• Power down turns off chip
• Frequencies are within 5 ppm with properly tuned reference crystal or accurate input clock
• Low jitter
• Output clock frequencies of 14.31818MHz, 17.7345MHz, 28.6364MHz, or 35.46896MHz
• 25mA drive capability at TTL levels
• 3.3V or 5V supply voltage
• Advanced, low power CMOS process
• Insensitive to input clock duty cycle