Enter the oven controlled crystal oscillator, or OCXO. These do basically what it says on the tin, but what’s inside them? [Kerry Wong] took apart a vintage Toyocom TCO-627VC 10 MHz OCXO ...
A crystal is also more stable than typical resistors ... The post looks at a Colpitts oscillator. You can usually tell a Colpitts oscillator by remembering it starts with C and the feedback ...
An oscillator that uses a quartz crystal to generate a frequency. Such devices generally output a fixed frequency, but some can be controlled by a tuning voltage over a small range. Contrast with VCO.
The ShortLink Crystal Oscillator 'SL40LP_HPXO_1' is a complete mixed signal crystal oscillator driver designed for low power, quick start-up applications requiring very high performance. It provides ...
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Epson Develops an Oven-Controlled Crystal Oscillator that Consumes 56% Less Power than Conventional OCXOsEpson has developed an oven-controlled crystal oscillator (OCXO) 'OG7050CAN' that consumes 56% less power than the products ...
The 3.3V 100MHz Oscillators library provides a 100 MHz crystal oscillator macro I/O cell. An adapter cell is included to utilize this oscillator with libraries based on the 1.8V pad ring bus structure ...
Apple’s in-house modem now uses one 24MHz quartz crystal oscillator, replacing the other two (32KHz and 76.8MHz) with SiTime’s MEMS oscillators. Despite the switch adding about $0.8 to modem ...
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