Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "OCXO",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Electronicstalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release OCXO claims superior frequency stability from
Bliley Technologies, which we summarised at the time by saying "Low-profile ovenised crystal oscillator was designed with demanding synchronisation systems in mind".
A couple of weeks before,
we featured the news release Oscillators provide low-cost OCXO performance from
Rakon UK: "Triton combines Rakon's Pluto ASIC compensation technology with simplified oven control to create a hybrid product with near OCXO performance".
In August 2007, we covered the news from Bliley Technologies
concerning its NV45Q
- take a look at Ovenised crystal oscillators on the surface
which says: "The NV45Q OCXO is surface mountable, whereas oscillators in this product category often require soldering via a separate manufacturing process".
Take a look also at the news release from Vectron International, OCXO maintains performance in design shrink,
as well as SC-cut OCXO shrinks to half the size from Total Frequency Control,
and Compact oven-controlled oscillator stays stable from Bliley Technologies.
See also:
Collaboration aims for network synchronisation
(April 2007)
Semtech Corp is working with New Zealand based Rakon to develop IEEE1588 Version 2 (V2)-based timing solutions
Ovenised oscillator keeps a low profile
(April 2007)
Low-profile OCXO is designed for applications demanding superior close-in noise performance, such as basestations, synthesisers, digital switching applications and test equipment
Oscillator promises superior noise performance
(February 2007)
OCXO is ideally suited for phase-locked microwave signal sources including DROs, test equipment and microwave communication systems, as well as military and Doppler radar
Oven controlled oscillator is half the size
(October 2006)
Fox Electronics has a new HCMOS half size, eight-pin DIP oven controlled crystal oscillator
News on the VCXOs and OCXOs from Temex
(September 2006)
Temex has released a wide range of high-frequency voltage-controlled crystal oscillators (VCXOs) and high-performance oven-controlled crystal oscillators (OCXOs)
Crystal oscillators keep the noise down
(August 2006)
Oven controlled crystal oscillators exhibit a very low phase noise of -160dBc/Hz at 10kHz
Handheld tester does everything for basestations
(June 2006)
The MT8222A BTS Master is a lightweight handheld basestation analyser that provides a single test solution for installing, deploying and maintaining today's complex wireless networks
News on the Surface-mount flatpack OCXO from Temex
(February 2006)
A compact oven-controlled crystal oscillator comes in a 1in-square flatpack for space applications
Synthesizer sets frequency for base-stations
(November 2005)
NDK has developed a high performance, ultra low phase noise frequency synthesizer
Novel hybrid oscillators hit the streets
(July 2005)
C-Mac MicroTechnology has released the first commercial products based on its proprietary TC-OCXO (temperature-compensated oven-controlled crystal oscillator) technology
Oscillators boast exceptional stability
(January 2005)
Fox Electronics has a new line of oven controlled crystal oscillators featuring exceptional stability and excellent phase noise characteristics
News on the TC-OCXOs from C-Mac Micro Technology
(November 2004)
A new class of temperature-compensated oven-controlled crystal oscillators delivers the stability of an OCXO with the low power consumption, small size and light weight of a TCXO
Dual GPS clock maintains synchronisation
(October 2004)
The Synchronisation Division of Tekelec Systemes (Martec) has unveiled a fully redundant version of its Epsilon GPS clock
Precision oscillators cut down on phase noise
(September 2004)
A new range of precision oven controlled crystal oscillators (OCXOs) uses SC-cut resonators
Double-oven OCXO rivals rubidium clock performance
(April 2004)
A new high-performance double-oven crystal oscillator delivers rubidium clock performance in less than half the volume and at lower cost
PXI-based platform heralds new wireless strategy
(October 2003)
The Aeroflex 3000 series is a PXI-based modular test suite for mobile phone and general-purpose wireless test
One oven is better than two for budget oscillation
(September 2003)
C-Mac Microtechnology has a new range of highly competitive single-oven oven-controlled crystal oscillators
Self-calibrating oscillators set new standards
(September 2003)
A new range of self-calibrating oven-controlled crystal oscillators can outperform traditional Rubidium oscillators in many aspects
Two ovens boost oscillator stability
(August 2003)
The Morion MV142 is a new type of double-oven quartz oscillator (DOCXO)
Crystal oscillators win space contract
(June 2003)
Temex is to supply its ultrastable crystal oscillator products to the German SAR-Lupe satellite reconnaissance project
Synthesisers keep clocks on track
(February 2003)
The ACS8520 and ACS8522 are high-integration, single-chip circuits that provide an essential retiming of Stratum clocks in Sonet, SDH, or PDH WAN environments
Low-power OCXO qualified for emergency beacons
(February 2003)
The Temex QEO LC93 high-stability oven-controlled crystal oscillator allows designers to reduce the power consumption of emergency locator transmitters and thereby extend transmit time
Low-profile claims for oscillator
(February 2003)
The latest SMD OCXO from RFX incorporates an SC-cut crystal, producing accuracies to 0.005ppm from 0 to 50C with excellent phase noise and extremely low ageing
Oven-compensated crystal holds form for telecomms
(August 2002)
The FTS501AH oven-compensated crystal oscillator meets stratum level accuracy requirements for telecommunications applications