XLH53V010.000000X

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Oscillators

The XLH53V010.000000X oscillator is a reliable, high performance low-frequency oscillator used in a wide array of applications, including communications and industrial processes. It features an exceptionally low jitter rate and high stability, making it well-suited for use in both professional and consumer electronics.

This oscillator works by generating an oscillating signal. This signal is typically generated by a quartz crystal, which has high electromechanical coupling between the electrical and mechanical aspects of the crystal. The frequency of the signal is determined by the resonant frequency of the quartz crystal, and is usually very stable over a wide temperature range.

The XLH53V010.000000X oscillator is designed to operate between 5 kHz and 10 MHz. It has an exceptionally low jitter of 0.5 ps and a frequency stability of ±2 ppm over the operating temperature range of 0°C to 70°C. This makes it ideal for applications where very precise timing is needed, such as communications networks, ultrasound imaging systems, and global positioning systems (GPS).

One of the main advantages of the XLH53V010.000000X oscillator is its low power consumption. The device operates from a single 3.3V supply and draws less than 10 mA of current. This makes it ideal for battery-operated devices, such as mobile phones.

The XLH53V010.000000X oscillator is available in a range of package sizes, from 4-pin to 8-pin. This makes it easy to find the right size for any application. The device is also made with thin film technology, which provides robust mechanical performance and excellent thermal stability.

The XLH53V010.000000X oscillator is a reliable and highly stable device, making it ideal for a variety of applications. Its low power consumption, wide frequency range and thin film technology make it especially well-suited for communications and industrial processes.

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