5 PPM/YEAR Crystal Oscillators 100

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Part RoHS Manufacturer Crystal or Resonator Type Mounting Feature Frequency Tolerance Minimum Operating Frequency Maximum Operating Frequency Aging Load Capacitance Additional Features Series Resistance Frequency Stability Minimum Operating Temperature Terminal Finish JESD-609 Code Nominal Operating Frequency Drive Level Physical Dimension Manufacturer Series Maximum Operating Temperature

LP080F35CET

Cts

PARALLEL - FUNDAMENTAL

SURFACE MOUNT

30 ppm

5 PPM/YEAR

20 pF

AT CUT

60 ohm

50 %

-20 Cel

TIN SILVER COPPER OVER NICKEL

8 MHz

100 uW

11.1mm X 4.83mm X 3.2mm

70 Cel

LP080F23CET

Cts

PARALLEL - FUNDAMENTAL

SURFACE MOUNT

20 ppm

5 PPM/YEAR

20 pF

AT CUT

60 ohm

30 %

-20 Cel

TIN SILVER COPPER OVER NICKEL

8 MHz

100 uW

11.1mm X 4.83mm X 3.2mm

70 Cel

LP080F23IET

Cts

PARALLEL - FUNDAMENTAL

SURFACE MOUNT

20 ppm

5 PPM/YEAR

20 pF

AT CUT

60 ohm

30 %

-40 Cel

TIN SILVER COPPER OVER NICKEL

8 MHz

100 uW

11.1mm X 4.83mm X 3.2mm

85 Cel

9C25000015

Txc

PARALLEL - FUNDAMENTAL

SURFACE MOUNT

30 ppm

5 PPM/YEAR

18 pF

AT-CUT

40 ohm

30 %

-10 Cel

25 MHz

1000 uW

11.4mm x 4.8mm x 3.8mm

60 Cel

Crystal Oscillators

Crystal oscillators are electronic components that generate stable and precise frequency signals for various applications. They are widely used in electronic devices and systems that require a precise frequency source, such as clocks, radios, and telecommunications equipment.

Crystal oscillators consist of a quartz crystal resonator, which is cut to vibrate at a specific frequency when an AC voltage is applied across it. The resonance frequency is determined by the dimensions of the crystal and the properties of the quartz material, which have a high Q-factor and temperature stability. The crystal resonator is connected to an amplifier circuit that provides feedback and controls the frequency of the output signal.

Crystal oscillators offer several advantages over other types of frequency sources, including high accuracy, stability, and low phase noise. They can operate at a wide range of frequencies, ranging from a few kilohertz to several gigahertz, and they are available in different package sizes and configurations, including through-hole and surface-mount.

Crystal oscillators come in different types, such as Pierce, Colpitts, and Butler, each with different characteristics and performance levels. They are also available in different tolerances and stability levels, depending on the application and the required performance