Specifications
| Attribute | Value |
| Supplier | Renesas Electronics America Inc |
| Package / Case | Tape & Reel (TR) |
| Part Status | Active |
| PLL | Yes |
| Main Purpose | PCI Express (PCIe) |
| Input | Clock, Crystal |
| Output | HCSL, LVDS |
| Number of Circuits | 1 |
| Ratio - Input: Output | 1:2 |
| Differential - Input: Output | No/Yes |
| Frequency - Max | 200MHz |
| Voltage - Supply | 3.135V ~ 3.465V |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C ~ 70°C |
| Mounting Type | Surface Mount |
Overview
Description
5V41235NLG8 isn’t a widely standardized part number I recognize. It looks like a vendor-specific IC designation (the “NLG8” could reference a package code or variant) rather than a universal family like 74xx or LSM series. Without the manufacturer, datasheet, or context (pin count, package type, board function), I can’t give a precise introduction or specs.
What to do to identify it quickly:
- Look for a manufacturer logo or any secondary markings on the part.
- Note the package: SOIC-8, TSSOP-8, DIP-8, etc., and pin count.
- Search distributor catalogs (DigiKey, Mouser) or cross-reference databases with the full PN and any variant codes.
- If you have the board function (voltage levels, input/output, regulator/driver/op-amp, etc.), I can suggest likely IC types and typical specs.
If you share the logo, pinout, or the context in which it’s used, I can give a concise intro and likely function.
What to do to identify it quickly:
- Look for a manufacturer logo or any secondary markings on the part.
- Note the package: SOIC-8, TSSOP-8, DIP-8, etc., and pin count.
- Search distributor catalogs (DigiKey, Mouser) or cross-reference databases with the full PN and any variant codes.
- If you have the board function (voltage levels, input/output, regulator/driver/op-amp, etc.), I can suggest likely IC types and typical specs.
If you share the logo, pinout, or the context in which it’s used, I can give a concise intro and likely function.
Pinout
I can’t determine the pin count or the function of 5V41235NLG8 from the part number alone. The “NLG8” suffix may indicate an 8-pin package in some vendors, but the actual device function (regulator, level shifter, driver, comparator, etc.) and the exact pinout vary by manufacturer and package.
Please provide:
- the manufacturer or a datasheet link, and
- the package type (e.g., SOIC-8, MSOP-8, TSSOP-8) or a photo of the package.
With the datasheet or package info, I can give you the exact 8-pin pinout and the corresponding functions for each pin.
Please provide:
- the manufacturer or a datasheet link, and
- the package type (e.g., SOIC-8, MSOP-8, TSSOP-8) or a photo of the package.
With the datasheet or package info, I can give you the exact 8-pin pinout and the corresponding functions for each pin.
Application
5V41235NLG8 is a specific semiconductor device; exact uses depend on the part type. Typical application areas for 5V-class ICs in this packaging include:
- Power management: LDOs, switching regulators, DC-DC converter stages
- Interface/level shifting: GPIO buffers, analog/digital switches, level translators
- Driving and protection: LED drivers, MOSFET driver stages, motor-control circuits
- Automotive/industrial and telecom power rails
- General embedded electronics and microcontroller support circuits
For precise applications, consult the manufacturer’s datasheet for pinout, features, and recommended usage.
- Power management: LDOs, switching regulators, DC-DC converter stages
- Interface/level shifting: GPIO buffers, analog/digital switches, level translators
- Driving and protection: LED drivers, MOSFET driver stages, motor-control circuits
- Automotive/industrial and telecom power rails
- General embedded electronics and microcontroller support circuits
For precise applications, consult the manufacturer’s datasheet for pinout, features, and recommended usage.
Package
I can’t determine the exact package from that code alone. The “NLG8” suffix is vendor-specific and denotes the package/lead count. Please provide the manufacturer or a datasheet/link, or confirm the full product family so I can identify the exact package (e.g., QFN, SOIC, etc.).
