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News Release from: Fox Electronics | Subject: F4100 Series
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 21 March 2002
Oscillators run faster and are more
stable
Fox Electronics has extended the frequency range and stability options of its popular F4100 Series crystal oscillators to 170MHz with stabilities as tight as +50ppm (F4105) for all conditions.
Fox Electronics has extended the frequency range and stability options of its popular F4100 Series crystal oscillators to 170MHz with stabilities as tight as +50ppm (F4105) for all conditions The oscillators are ideal for applications that require increased speeds and better noise characteristics, such as Fibre Channel, Sonet, ATM, microprocessors and microcontrollers
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 23 Jul 2002 at 8.00am (UK)
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Stability boost for oscillator family
Fox Electronics has expanded its popular F4100 Series of miniature surface mount crystal oscillators to include two new oscillators with tighter stabilities for all operating conditions.
The new oscillators' extremely low profile makes them ideal for portable PC and instrumentation designs.
A 3.3V HCMOS miniature surface mount device, the F4100 provides increased battery life, reduced heat generation and improved EMI characteristics as well as a standby mode for lower power consumption.
With a standard operating temperature range of -10 to +70C, the Series F4100 also has an optional -40 to +85C range.
Output symmetry for the F4100 Series is 40 to 60% at 1.65 V over the frequency range of 50 to 170MHz; maximum input current is 60mA.
The Series F4105 is available in bulk quantities or on a 2000-unit tape and reel for automatic assembly systems.
Pricing for the new F4105 Series crystal oscillator with a stability of +50ppm and frequency above 125MHz starts at $5.29 per unit in quantities of 2000.
Delivery is 8 to 10 weeks ARO.
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