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skew
[skyo̅o̅]
Etymology: ME, skewen, to escape
a deviation from a line or symmetric pattern, such as data in a research study that do not follow the expected statistical curve of distribution because of the unwitting introduction of another variable.


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Adding a higher frequency range selection to the existing clock distribution product line allows customers to address the leading-edge applications that demand programmable skews in the 200-MHz frequency range, such as Fibre Channel, Gigabit Ethernet and SONET, by providing a frequency reference for interface protocol devices.
RoboClock devices are the most programmable clock skew buffers in the world, compensating for clock skews arising from varying circuit board trace lengths and device set-up and hold times.
RoboClock devices allow customers to compensate for clock skews arising from varying circuit board trace lengths and device set-up and hold times.
 
 
 
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