Clock Buffers, Drivers

Clock buffers, also known as clock drivers, are logic ICs that are used to distribute a clock signal to multiple devices in a system. They are often used in electronic circuits to ensure that all devices are synchronized with a common clock signal, which is necessary for proper operation. Clock buffers typically have a high output drive strength and low output skew, which allows them to drive multiple loads without degrading the clock signal. They are an essential component in many clock and timing circuits.