Components

June 12, 2000
Communications VCXOs Boast Low Jitter And ECL/PECL Compatibility The CO-600V voltage-controlled crystal oscillators (VCXOs) come available in 10- to 160-MHz frequencies. Designed for SONET/SDH and ATM equipment,...
Communications VCXOs Boast Low Jitter And ECL/PECL Compatibility The CO-600V voltage-controlled crystal oscillators (VCXOs) come available in 10- to 160-MHz frequencies. Designed for SONET/SDH and ATM equipment, digital switching, transport systems, and multiplexing applications, they have a <1 ps rms jitter performance at 155.52 MHz. They're also ECL or PECL compatible, powered by 3.3- or 5.0-V dc inputs for PECL operation and −4.5- and −5.2-V dc for ECL outputs. Typical phase noise is −115 dBc at 1 kHz. Single-DIP and gull-wing configurations are available. A true surface-mount FR4 configuration can be furnished on tape and reel for pick and place installation. The FR4 package also comes with an enable/disable function.

Contact the company for pricing information.

Vectron International, 166 Glover Ave., P.O. Box 5160, Norwalk, CT 06856-5160; (203) 853-4433; fax (203) 849-1423; www.vectron.com.

Programmable Crystal Oscillators Cut Package Size In Half Models in the the SG-8002JF series of plastic programmable crystal oscillators measure 5.1 by 7.1 mm, which is about half the size of current competing devices. They're mechanically and pad layout compatible with 5- by 7-mm industry-standard ceramic packages. Their reflowable, high-density mounting type J-lead SMD package provides mounting flexibility and effective cleaning, since it is mounted off the board. Also, these oscillators use phase-locked loop (PLL) technology and one-time PROM programmability for quick-turn custom conversion.

Available frequencies range from 1 to 125 MHz. Two operating voltages, 3.3 and 5.0 V, are offered as well. Designers can select a TTL (5 V) or CMOS output level. The oscillators' stability is ±100 ppm over the −40°C to 85°C industrial temperature range. The devices can be programmed by any of the company's authorized distributors, which helps designers with short lead times and aggressive development schedules.

Pricing is approximately $1.54 each in 50,000-unit batches, depending on specifications.

EPSON Electronics America Inc., 1960 E. Grand Ave., El Segundo, CA 90245; (310) 955-5300; fax (310) 955-5400; Internet: www.eea.epson.com.

Oscillator Line Expands While Cutting Turnaround Time Nine crystals and oscillators have been added to a line of distributor stocking standards. One addition, a set of 1.0-MHz oscillators, come in full- and half-sized metal DSP packages. The F4100 and F3345 5x7 ceramic oscillators, which target microprocessor and wireless product applications, now feature several additional standard frequencies. The 1.0-MHz DIP oscillator, meanwhile, can be fabricated in the company's Fast Fox unit for rapid turnaround time.

Two series of programmable oscillators, the VCS25AXT VCXO and the FOX801BE TCXO, have been added as well. Also, the JITO-2 programmable oscillators come with standard or custom frequencies, from 340 KHz to 250 MHz, and ship within 10 working days. Prototypes and samples of the JITO-2 can be shipped within 48 hours. Changes in orders can be taken up to 10 days before shipping with no penalty, creating a JIT/BTO business model for advanced manufacturing centers.

Contact the company for pricing information. For example, the F3345 costs $3.50 in distributor quantities.

Fox Electronics, 5570 Enterprise Pkwy., Fort Meyers, FL 33905; (888) GET-2-FOX; fax (941) 693-1554; www.foxonline.com.

Crystal Quartz Resonator Operates In Bluetooth And Other Frequencies The CM4 series crystal quartz resonator is available in the 32.0-kHz Bluetooth frequency. Other versions range from 32 kHz to 1.0 MHz. The resonator is packaged in an SMD ceramic base with a metal lid. This microminiature, hermetically sealed package measures 5.0 by 1.9 by 0.8 mm, suiting the device for handheld wireless applications like cell phones and smart cards.

Consuming just 1 µA, the CM4 has a ±30 ppm frequency tolerance. It also requires only a 1-µW drive level with ±3 ppm aging typical. The resonator feature high shock and vibration resistance, and its standard operating temperature ranges from −40°C to 85°C.

In 100,000-unit quantities, the 32-kHz tape and reel CM4 costs $1.66 each. Samples are available as well.

Micro Crystal, 601 Campus Dr., Suite B4, Arlington Heights, IL 60004; (847) 818-9825; fax (847) 818-9915; www.microcrystal.com.

Sponsored Recommendations

Understanding Thermal Challenges in EV Charging Applications

March 28, 2024
As EVs emerge as the dominant mode of transportation, factors such as battery range and quicker charging rates will play pivotal roles in the global economy.

Board-Mount DC/DC Converters in Medical Applications

March 27, 2024
AC/DC or board-mount DC/DC converters provide power for medical devices. This article explains why isolation might be needed and which safety standards apply.

Use Rugged Multiband Antennas to Solve the Mobile Connectivity Challenge

March 27, 2024
Selecting and using antennas for mobile applications requires attention to electrical, mechanical, and environmental characteristics: TE modules can help.

Out-of-the-box Cellular and Wi-Fi connectivity with AWS IoT ExpressLink

March 27, 2024
This demo shows how to enroll LTE-M and Wi-Fi evaluation boards with AWS IoT Core, set up a Connected Health Solution as well as AWS AT commands and AWS IoT ExpressLink security...

Comments

To join the conversation, and become an exclusive member of Electronic Design, create an account today!