Glossary term

Per-Output On/Off / Isolation

Whether the clock provides individually buffered, isolated or independently switchable outputs.

These arrangements address outputs separately, but they are not identical. A dedicated buffer, galvanic isolation and individual on/off control describe different circuit or operating features.

Per-Output On/Off / Isolation — External Clock

For an External Clock, individual output arrangements help describe how several connected devices are served. Separate drivers can reduce interaction between loads, while individual switching allows an unused output to be disabled while others remain active.

“Yes” means the manufacturer explicitly describes an individual-output feature covered by this entry. Read the accompanying wording to see which feature is provided. Do not interpret a buffering statement as proof of galvanic isolation, or switching as proof of a separate transformer.

Compare the output design and control options with your connection needs. Isolation of a power supply or protection from vibration is a different claim. Missing information should remain unknown; the feature alone does not establish the clock’s accuracy, phase noise or audible performance.

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