Compact OCXOs Called Most Stable SMT Frequency Source

June 1, 1999
The first true SMT oscillators capable of bettering the Stratum IIIE holdover stability requirement are said to be the CFPO-11 series oven-controlled crystal oscillators (OCXOs). The devices are intended for use as a reference frequency source in GSM

The first true SMT oscillators capable of bettering the Stratum IIIE holdover stability requirement are said to be the CFPO-11 series oven-controlled crystal oscillators (OCXOs). The devices are intended for use as a reference frequency source in GSM and other cellular base stations, as well as in fixed-line SDH/SONET switching systems.Measuring just 25 mm x 22 mm x 14 mm and weighing less than 10 g, the devices offer stability to within ±5 parts per billion (ppb) over a temperature range of -10°C to 70°C. Stabilities down to ±2 ppb are available on special order.The best performers in the series, designated CFPO-11 H, offer output frequencies from 8.192 MHz to 13 MHz. Stability with respect to load and supply voltage variations is around ±1 ppb with aging/day down to ±0.07 ppb. The devices' compact oven reaches steady state within 5 minutes.

Company: C-MAC QUARTZ CRYSTALS - Frequency Products

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