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ICS570B - 170 MHz 3.3 V PLL Clock Buffer | Renesas

MPN: ICS570B ✗ 停產
3.3 V Vdss 8-pin SOIC, 0.154 in (3.90 mm) width Package Proprietary analog/digital phase-locked loop Speed
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ICS570B 概覽

The Renesas Electronics ICS570B is a 3.3 V fanout distribution, spread-spectrum clock generator and zero-delay buffer (ZDB) that provides a maximum output clock frequency of 170 MHz in an 8-pin SOIC package. It combines a proprietary analog/digital phase-locked loop with clock multiplication, fanout, duty-cycle correction and low-skew output buffering for systems that require multiple related clocks.

A zero-delay buffer is a clock-integrity device that uses phase-locked-loop techniques to reproduce an input clock at its outputs with very small propagation delay relative to the source clock. It belongs to the clock and timing hierarchy of clock generators, PLL multipliers, fanout buffers, clock drivers and zero-delay buffers. The ICS570B is intended for systems where several logic domains require related clocks without introducing significant inter-clock skew.

The ICS570B supports output clock frequencies up to 170 MHz at 3.3 V and can select between 14 multiplication ratios from 0.5x to 32x. It also includes fanout distribution, spread-spectrum clock generation and the ability to recover a degraded input-clock duty cycle. The maximum input-to-output skew is 300 ps for output rates above 60 MHz, making it useful for high-speed communications, storage, networking and processor clock trees.

Internally, the device uses analog/digital PLL techniques rather than a simple static clock buffer. This architecture allows one reference clock to be multiplied and distributed while limiting output-to-output skew. The published family information also identifies the B version as the 3.3 V option and the A version as the 5 V option, making supply-voltage compatibility a critical selection criterion when comparing family members.

Typical uses include frequency multiplication for a CPU or bus clock, fanout to multiple peripheral clock domains, spread-spectrum clock generation for reducing electromagnetic interference, and duty-cycle restoration of a degraded source clock. The 8-pin SOIC package supports conventional surface-mount assembly and keeps the footprint compact for clock-distribution sections on communication, industrial and computing boards.

Designers should verify the input and output reference clock requirements, the selected multiplication ratio, output termination and load capacitance against the Renesas 570 datasheet before layout. Keep clock traces short and match trace lengths where output-to-output skew is critical. Provide a continuous ground reference under the device and place decoupling capacitors close to the supply pins.

This page consolidates verified manufacturer and distributor information, published price references, family-level drop-in options and practical clock-tree design guidance. It also identifies where application-specific data, such as exact supply current, temperature range and production lifecycle status, must be confirmed against current manufacturer documentation.

直接替換替代品,適用於 ICS570B — 相同封裝,腳位對腳位相容。需重新設計 PCB 的不同封裝零件不列入。

此系列的變體

與下列產品可直接替換的同系列型號: ICS570B (相同外形與佔位) — 差異在於 Package, Product Type.

Renesas Electronics
Package: 8-pin SOIC, 0.154 inch body width, 3.90 mm width
Product Type: Multiplier and Zero Delay Buffer
比較對象 ICS570B →

ICS570

✅ 直接替換
📦 8-pin SOIC
Pin-for-pin family replacement; supply and output-function details must be confirmed, with no verified frequency difference specified

📋 參考替代品(不在目錄中)

ICS570A

✅ 直接替換
Renesas Electronics
📦 8-pin SOIC
Multiplier and Zero Delay Buffer · Renesas Electronics Corporation · 5 V version · 170 MHz · 14 choices from 0.5x to 32x · 300 ps maximum for outputs above 60 MHz · Analog/digital PLL-based zero-delay buffer · Clock multiplication and fanout distribution

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ICS570M

✅ 直接替換
📦 8-pin SOIC
Documented pin-for-pin replacement and upgrade; shares the 0.5x to 32x multiplier range and 170 MHz class output capability

📋 參考替代品(不在目錄中)

ICS570B 規格

Product Type Fanout distribution, spread-spectrum clock generator and zero-delay buffer
Clock Generator Architecture Proprietary analog/digital phase-locked loop
Maximum Output Clock Frequency 170 MHz
Recommended Supply Voltage 3.3 V
Multiplication Ratios 0.5x to 32x, 14 selectable ratios
Maximum Input-to-Output Skew 300 ps maximum for outputs above 60 MHz
封裝 8-pin SOIC, 0.154 in (3.90 mm) width
安裝類型 Surface mount
Input Duty-Cycle Recovery Supported
Fanout Function Supported
Spread-Spectrum Clock Generation Supported
Output Frequency at 3.3 V Up to 170 MHz
Termination Condition 27 ohm termination resistor with 15 pF loads on CLK and CLK/2, typical jitter measurement at 25 C

ICS570B 8-pin soic, 0.154 in (3.90 mm) width 腳位配置指南

ICS570B(8-pin soic, 0.154 in (3.90 mm) width 封裝)的腳位配置。 腳位編號、功能與連接圖定義於製造商資料手冊中。請參閱該手冊以取得確切的封裝尺寸與焊接指引。

ICS570B 的 8-pin soic, 0.154 in (3.90 mm) width 封裝腳位圖

無詳細腳位定義資料: ICS570B.

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典型應用

ICS570B 適用於 6 應用s: Processor Clock Multiplication, Networking and Communications Clock Fanout, Spread-Spectrum EMI Reduction, Degraded Clock Duty-Cycle Recovery, Industrial Data-Acquisition Backplane, Storage and Interface Clock Trees.

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Processor Clock Multiplication

The ICS570B is suitable when a board receives a lower-frequency reference clock but requires a multiplied operating clock for a processor, controller or high-speed interface. Its PLL architecture provides 14 selectable multiplier ratios from 0.5x to 32x and supports output frequencies up to 170 MHz at 3.3 V. Compared with a static buffer, the device adds multiplication, fanout and duty-cycle recovery in one 8-pin SOIC package. The trade-off is PLL-related jitter and power consumption, so the output ratio should be selected to minimize unnecessary multiplication and the source clock should be characterized for cycle-to-cycle jitter before layout is released.

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Networking and Communications Clock Fanout

Communications boards often require one reference clock to feed parallel interfaces, transceivers or memory controllers with closely related frequencies. The ICS570B provides fanout and multiplication in a single PLL-based zero-delay buffer, with a maximum input-to-output skew of 300 ps for output rates above 60 MHz. That makes it appropriate where several clock domains must follow one frequency relationship. Place the device near the source and loads, match output routes where skew matters and confirm the 15 pF/27 ohm characterization condition used for the published jitter tables before extrapolating to a different load.

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Spread-Spectrum EMI Reduction

ICS570B explicitly supports spread-spectrum clock generation, making it applicable to systems where radiating harmonics from a fixed-frequency clock create electromagnetic-compatibility problems. Spreading the clock energy over a range of frequencies can reduce the peak level in a narrow measurement band and improve EMI margins without changing the nominal clock frequency. The device can also fan out the resulting clock to several loads. Because the verified excerpts do not provide modulation range or rate, those values must be confirmed in the Renesas 570 datasheet, and the result should be validated with the final PCB, cables and enclosures.

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Degraded Clock Duty-Cycle Recovery

The ICS570B can recover a degraded input-clock duty cycle, making it useful when a remote or power-distribution-heavy source produces a waveform that is functional but not ideal for downstream PLL-based circuitry. The internal analog/digital PLL reshapes and redistributes the clock while offering fanout and multiplication functions. This avoids adding a separate duty-cycle correction stage when the same device can also serve downstream logic. The correction quality still depends on the input frequency and duty-cycle limits listed in the 570 datasheet, and the recovered clock should be measured at the load with realistic termination.

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Industrial Data-Acquisition Backplane

In an industrial data-acquisition or control backplane, several converters, transceivers and analog front ends may need related clock phases. The ICS570B's 170 MHz maximum output, selectable 0.5x-to-32x multiplication and 300 ps maximum skew specification above 60 MHz allow one reference to serve multiple deterministic domains. Use short, impedance-controlled traces and isolate the clock from switching regulators and high-current outputs. If the system must operate across wide industrial temperatures, verify the available ICS570B temperature grade because that limit was not present in the retrieved excerpts.

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Storage and Interface Clock Trees

Storage controllers, serializers and parallel-to-serial interface blocks frequently need a low-skew clock derived from a common reference. ICS570B can multiply, fan out and duty-cycle-correct that reference while keeping the implementation to an 8-pin SOIC package. The 170 MHz output ceiling covers many legacy memory and interface clock domains, although the exact multiplier and output configuration must be validated against the system timing budget. Account for PLL jitter and board skew in addition to the 300 ps device input-to-output figure, and avoid treating that specification as a complete end-to-end timing budget.

What is the ICS570B and what clock functions does it provide?
The ICS570B is a 3.3 V fanout distribution, spread-spectrum clock generator and zero-delay buffer with a maximum output frequency of 170 MHz. According to the Renesas 570 datasheet, it uses proprietary analog/digital phase-locked-loop techniques to multiply and distribute a reference clock while limiting input-to-output skew. It is packaged in an 8-pin SOIC and is intended for high-speed systems requiring multiple related clock outputs.
What is the maximum output frequency of the ICS570B?
The ICS570B produces output clock frequencies up to 170 MHz at a 3.3 V supply. The published family information states that the B version is the 3.3 V design, while the A version is intended for 5 V systems. The device also supports 14 multiplier selections from 0.5x through 32x, allowing the reference clock to be multiplied before it is distributed to the output stages.
Where can I download the ICS570B datasheet PDF?
The official ICS570B datasheet is available from the Renesas Electronics document page at https://www.renesas.com/document/dst/570-datasheet. That document contains the family's clock-period jitter tables, including typical ICS570B measurements taken at 25 C with a 27 ohm termination resistor and 15 pF loads on CLK and CLK/2. It is the preferred source for confirming pin functions, electrical limits and application details.
Where can I find the ICS570B pinout and package details?
The ICS570B is supplied in an 8-pin SOIC package with a body width of 0.154 in (3.90 mm). Its detailed numbered pinout is shown in the Renesas 570 datasheet rather than in the distributor excerpts used for this page. A complete pin-by-pin assignment could not be extracted from the verified search data, so it is intentionally left unpopulated instead of guessing pin numbers or signal names.
How much does the ICS570B cost and what is its availability?
Published reference pricing for the ICS570B is 1.80 USD per unit at quantities of 100 or more and 1.696 USD per unit at quantities of 2,300 or more, as of 2026-10-28. DigiKey describes the part as available to buy and ship, but the verified excerpts do not provide a numeric on-hand quantity or a guaranteed lead time. Volume pricing should therefore be confirmed with the distributor before placing a production order.
What is the lead time for the ICS570B?
The verified distributor information confirms that ICS570B orders can ship, but it does not state a numeric factory lead time or a guaranteed quantity in stock. The published price breaks and inventory summary are valid as of 2026-10-28. For scheduled production builds, request a dated lead-time and stock commitment from the distributor rather than relying on an unverified schedule, especially for higher-volume or multi-year programs.
Is the ICS570B in stock?
The ICS570B is listed as a purchasable Renesas Electronics clock IC by DigiKey, which describes it as available to buy and ship. A separate authorized distributor also reports inventory, although the verified excerpt does not provide a reliable piece count. Since availability can change rapidly, the exact stock position should be checked with the distributor on the order date; the Schema.org offer is therefore marked as back order.
What can replace the ICS570B?
ICS570, ICS570A and ICS570M are the verified family options identified as pin-for-pin replacements or upgrades for ICS570B. ICS570M is described as a direct replacement and upgrade, while ICS570 and ICS570A are also identified as pin-compatible replacements. Supply voltage remains the key caveat: the published family guidance states that ICS570A is the 5 V version and ICS570B is the 3.3 V version.
Is the ICS570B the same as the ICS570 or ICS570M?
No, the devices are closely related but not electrically identical in every respect. Published cross-reference material identifies ICS570 and ICS570M as pin-for-pin replacements or upgrades to ICS570B, while AV9170 is only a functional equivalent and is explicitly not a pin-for-pin replacement. Because the B version is specified for 3.3 V operation, the supply requirement and enabled output functions must be checked before substitution.
ICS570B vs ICS570M - which clock generator should I choose?
Choose ICS570M when a documented pin-for-pin upgrade or an expanded upgrade path is required, and choose ICS570B when its 3.3 V supply and verified 170 MHz maximum output are sufficient. The ICS570B family documentation lists a maximum input-to-output skew of 300 ps for outputs above 60 MHz and supports multipliers from 0.5x to 32x. For a direct substitution decision, confirm the exact output configuration and clock-source requirements in the current 570 datasheet.
What is the difference between ICS570B and ICS570A?
The primary documented difference is the recommended supply voltage. The ICS570 family information identifies the B version as the 3.3 V design and the A version as the 5 V design. Although the published cross-reference material lists ICS570A as a pin-for-pin replacement or upgrade, it is not a like-for-like substitute in a fixed 3.3 V board unless the device's supply configuration and absolute maximum ratings are re-verified.
When should I choose ICS570B over a generic clock buffer?
Choose ICS570B when the design needs clock multiplication, fanout, spread-spectrum generation or duty-cycle recovery rather than simple static signal buffering. Its PLL-based architecture reaches 170 MHz and supports 14 multiplier ratios from 0.5x to 32x, with a maximum input-to-output skew of 300 ps above 60 MHz. A generic buffer is preferable only when the source already supplies the required frequency and waveform without correction or multiplication.
Is the ICS570B suitable for spread-spectrum clock generation?
Yes, spread-spectrum clock generation is an explicitly listed ICS570B function, alongside fanout distribution and zero-delay buffering. This makes the device applicable to EMI-reduction clock schemes where a modest frequency dither is used to reduce narrowband emissions. The exact modulation range, modulation rate and output settings must be taken from the Renesas 570 datasheet because those numerical limits were not present in the verified excerpts.
How do I design a PCB layout around the ICS570B?
Place the ICS570B close to the clock source and the loads it drives, and keep each output trace as short and direct as practical. Provide a continuous ground plane under the SOIC, place supply bypass capacitors adjacent to the supply pins and follow the manufacturer's recommended output termination and load capacitance. Use matched routing where multiple outputs must remain tightly skewed, and avoid routing clock nets beside switching nodes or high-current return paths.
What are the key specifications of ICS570B that engineers should know?
The primary ICS570B specifications are a 3.3 V supply, a maximum output frequency of 170 MHz, 14 multiplier ratios from 0.5x to 32x, an 8-pin SOIC package and a maximum input-to-output skew of 300 ps for outputs above 60 MHz. The part also provides fanout, spread-spectrum clock generation and duty-cycle recovery. These figures identify it as a PLL-based zero-delay buffer rather than a static CMOS fanout device.
What is the best Renesas equivalent for the ICS570B?
ICS570M is the strongest verified family alternative because published cross-reference material explicitly describes it as a pin-for-pin replacement and upgrade for ICS570B. ICS570 and ICS570A are also identified as pin-for-pin replacements or upgrades, although the A version is documented as the 5 V member of the family. Confirm supply voltage, output enable structure and clock configuration against the 570 datasheet before committing to any substitution.

工程參考資料,適用於 ICS570B — 比較、設計指引及合規資訊。

選型指南

Choose ICS570B for a new 3.3 V design that needs more than a static fanout buffer: clock multiplication, duty-cycle correction, spread-spectrum generation or multiple low-skew outputs are all integrated into the 8-pin SOIC package. ICS570M is the preferred candidate when the Renesas cross-reference documentation identifies it as the pin-for-pin upgrade path and its additional capabilities meet the design requirement. ICS570 is another documented pin-compatible family member, subject to confirmation of its supply and output configuration. ICS570A is pin-compatible but is the documented 5 V version, so it is unsuitable for a fixed 3.3 V rail without a complete electrical re-verification. AV9170 is only a functional equivalent and must not be treated as a board-level replacement. For every substitution, confirm the reference-clock range, enable structure, multiplier settings, jitter, output loading and production lifecycle status against the current Renesas datasheet.

與替代品比較

參數 本產品 ICS570 ICS570A ICS570M
Package 8-pin SOIC 8-pin SOIC 8-pin SOIC 8-pin SOIC
Brand Renesas Electronics Renesas Electronics Renesas Electronics Renesas Electronics
Device Function PLL multiplier, zero-delay buffer, fanout and spread-spectrum clock generator ICS570 family multiplier and zero-delay buffer ICS570 family multiplier and zero-delay buffer Pin-for-pin replacement and upgrade to ICS570B
Drop-In Relationship Reference device Pin-for-pin replacement or upgrade Pin-for-pin replacement or upgrade; 5 V version Pin-for-pin replacement and upgrade

主要差異化特點

  • Three clock-management functions in one package (對比ICS570)
  • Direct 3.3 V family device (對比ICS570A)
  • Documented pin-for-pin upgrade path (對比ICS570M)

設計說明

Place the ICS570B near the reference clock and the loads it drives. Keep each output trace short, avoid stubs and test-point branches where possible, and match output routing where multiple outputs must retain a tight phase relationship. Route clock nets away from switching-regulator inductors and high-current return paths. For a multilayer PCB, provide a continuous ground reference below the SOIC and use the manufacturer's recommended via geometry to maintain a predictable return path.

Validate the actual output waveform at the receiver with the production load, termination and board configuration. The published jitter characterization for ICS570B used a 27 ohm termination resistor and 15 pF loads on CLK and CLK/2 at 25 C, so results obtained with materially different loading should not be assumed to match. Include device jitter, PLL multiplication ratio, trace length mismatch and downstream receiver tolerance in the end-to-end timing budget rather than relying only on the 300 ps input-to-output skew figure.

The B version is intended for 3.3 V operation, so do not substitute a 5 V family member into a fixed 3.3 V rail without verifying its supply pins and absolute maximum ratings. Place bypass capacitors close to the supply and ground connections, and confirm the datasheet's recommended capacitance and voltage-rating requirements. Because the verified excerpts did not include supply current, derive regulator capacity from the current manufacturer specification and the selected multiplier ratio before finalizing the power tree.

Do not treat every functionally similar clock device as a mechanical replacement. The published cross-reference data explicitly states that AV9170 is a functional equivalent but not a pin-for-pin replacement. Verify the enable structure, reference-clock input, available multiplier settings, output drive strength and supply rails for every proposed substitute. Likewise, confirm the exact 570 datasheet revision for production use rather than relying on third-party HTML copies or distributor summaries.

合規資訊

RoHS
Unknown
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
無鉛
Unknown
無鹵
Unknown
衝突礦產
Unknown

The verified excerpts identify the ICS570B as an 8-pin SOIC clock IC but do not provide explicit RoHS, REACH, halogen-free, conflict-minerals or AEC-Q100 statements. One third-party distributor listing references older lead and RoHS status, but that result was not used because it does not reflect an authoritative current manufacturer declaration.

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