SG-8018CB-TJHPB

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Programmable oscillators are advanced electronic components used to generate precise and accurate signals with a consistent frequency. The SG-8018CB-TJHPB is one such programmable oscillator, a precision clock oscillator that can offer stable timings for a wide range of applications.

This clock oscillator makes use of a programmable frequency synthesizer for maximum accuracy and flexibility, allowing the output frequency and other parameters to be easily programmed and changed. It features a pull range from ±50 ppm and a LVCMOS output waveform with a synchronization time of down to 20ns. The SG-8018CB-TJHPB has an operational temperature range between -20°C and 80°C, making it suitable for most applications.

The SG-8018CB-TJHPB can be used in a range of applications, such as clock distribution, telecom networks, disk drives, computing and consumer electronics. With a maximum frequency of 160 MHz, it is well suited to most clock generation and timing needs. Its exemplary accuracy and programmability make it a great choice for those seeking a clock oscillator with specific requirements.

The SG-8018CB-TJHPB is based on a quartz crystal and combines an IC oscillator, an EPROM and additional circuitry for programmability and temperature compensation. It contains a hardware frequency divider for output frequencies up to 160-MHz with a wide range of available outputs. This oscillator can be programmed by using the frequency range from 8 KHz up to 160 MHz, with a maximum frequency stability of ±50-ppm over the entire industrial grade temperature range.

The SG-8018CB-TJHPB is an enhanced programmable oscillator, with excellent performance characteristics and high degree of programmability. It generates a precise and accurate signal that can be used in a wide range of applications. This oscillator is an ideal solution for those seeking to generate a reliable, accurate signal across a range of frequencies and temperatures.

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