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News Release from: AVX | Subject: CX-2520SB
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 30 September 2005
Crystal oscillator is made for
miniaturisation
An ultrasmall surface mount crystal oscillator for telecommunications systems contains a ceramic package that offers high reliability with repeatable performance.
AVX Corp is now offering an ultrasmall crystal oscillator designed for telecommunications systems Designated the CX-2520SB, the surface mount crystal oscillator contains a ceramic package that offers high reliability with repeatable performance in a compact package
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 25 Jul 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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Resonating at a frequency range of 26.000-60.000MHz, the CX-2520SB oscillator provides reflow compatibility for mobile communications, Bluetooth and wireless local area network applications.
The lead-free, RoHS-conforming oscillator has motional series resistances of 100ohm at 26.000-34.999MHz and 50ohm at 35.000-60.000MHz with a load capacitance of 8pF.
"We developed this oscillator with the design engineer in mind", said Kio Ariumi, AVX Product Manager.
"Designers continue to be pushed to miniaturise their products with increased functionality and reliability".
"With the CX-2520SB oscillator, AVX supports their design efforts in meeting these difficult design requirements".
Measuring 2.5 x 2.0mm (+/-0.1mm), the 0.45mm (+/-0.1mm) thick crystal oscillator has a frequency tolerance of+/-10ppm at 25C and an operating temperature range of -30 to +85C.
Typical pricing for the CX-2520 crystal oscillator starts at $1.00 each for 1000 pieces and $0.70 each for 10,000 pieces. Request a free brochure from AVX ...
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