Oscillator cuts the cost of comms kit

Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team Jan 16, 2007

Temperature-compensated voltage-controlled crystal oscillator enables cost reductions for many communication and other applications.

Bliley Technologies has introduced its TV79B temperature-compensated voltage-controlled crystal oscillator (TCVCXO).

Fully RoHS compliant, Bliley's low-profile DIP TCVCXO enables cost reductions for many communication and other applications, including cellular basestations and telephony, test and other electronic equipment.

"Many electronic equipment designers seek to reduce the cost of current platforms without changing their existing board designs".

"Bliley's new TV79B TCVCXO provides a drop-in compatible replacement, plus the added benefits of high performance frequency stability and low-profile package options", said Greg Rogers, Vice President of Engineering at Bliley Technologies.

Product specifications for Bliley's TV79B TCVCXO include: +/-0.28ppm frequency stability over temperature; +/-4.6ppm frequency stability over all conditions (20 years of aging); standard footprint DIP package with an industry leading 7.6mm height or several other package heights; 0.625 to 52MHz operating frequency range; optional voltage-controlled frequency tuning; up to -40 to +8 C operating temperature range; CMOS, sine, clipped sine or TTL output options; and 3.3, 5.0, 12.0 or 15.0V supply options.