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product focus Time & Frequency Oct 1, 2002 12:00 PM Compact crystal offers low aging
Rakon has released two crystals that offer a small footprint and low aging features into a single compact package. The RSX-5 crystal measures 5 × 3.2 × 1.1 mm and the RSX-6 crystal 4.9 × 3.1 × 0.75 mm. Rakon crystals also offer excellent shock and vibration performance.These compact crystals specialize in short-term stability of 1.0 ppb with a Root Allan Variance for 1 second Tau. They also provide frequency perturbations as low as 0.1ppm over -40 to 85 C. These crystals are suitable for application that are space constraints and require a low aging component. Typical applications include RF, wireless data and GPS. New time and frequency source
TrueTime has introduced its new XLi time and frequency system that offers unprecedented flexibility, network monitoring and control, and redundancy in a precise time and frequency device. The system delivers extremely high precision outputs for a wide range of synchronization requirements demanded by government applications, including secure defense and intelligence communication systems, satellite ground stations, military test ranges and other critical government communication systems. Operating as a GPS timing receiver, the system can track up to 12 GPS satellites providing 1 × 10-12 frequency output accuracy and better than 30 ns accuracy. It can operate as either a GPS receiver or a Time Code Unit, can combine up to 10 plug-in option boards as well as oscillator upgrades and two power supplies for maximum versatility. The unit can provide, with options, an unprecedented array of outputs. Configuration recognition software automatically detects the unit's setup without modifications to the operating system to provide a “plug-and-play” configuration for current and future application needs. The list price for the basic XLi system is $3,300. Specifications at a glance:
1 GHz direct digital synthesizer
Analog Devices debuts the AD9858, DDS, with integrated 10-bit high-performance DAC, capable of operating at internal clock speeds of up to 1 Gs/s. It will generate a frequency-agile fundamental output frequency of up to 450 MHz (45 percent of internal clock rate) with a fine tuning resolution of 0.233 Hz (32-bit tuning word). device is a digitally-programmable, complete high-frequency hopping synthesizer. The frequency tuning and control words are loaded into the AD9858 via 8-bit parallel or serial loading formats. It contains an integrated programmable charge pump, 150 MHz phase frequency detector, and 2 GHz RF mixer. These fast-locking functional blocks can be combined in multiple configurations that provide high-performance frequency synthesis capability for a variety of applications such as frequency translation loops, tuners, etc. Temperature range is -40 to +85° C. Pricing in 1000 piece quantities is $44.50. Specifications at a glance:
New mini SMD clock crystal
ILSI America has announced a new Mini SMD clock crystal called the IL3X. The device is an X-cut clock crystal with a frequency of 32.768 MHz. The SMD package measures 3.2 × 1.2 × 1.0 mm. Frequency tolerance is ±20 ppm at 25°C. Frequency stability is -0.035 ±9 ppm/°C. Operating temperature range is -40 to +85°C. Tape and reel available. Target applications are portable devices that require a clock. Pricing is $0.96 ea at 12 K pcs. Single chip timing signal generator
9co has developed the Stratum 3/3E SCS-30xx series low-cost single chip solution timing signal generators for simplifying timing design for Sonet/SDH network elements. The devices are fully compliant with Telcordia GR-1244-CORE, GR-253-CORE, and ITU-T-G.813 standards, and feature completely hit-less reference switching and exceptionally low jitter performance. Each device accepts up to 8 reference inputs and provides two synchronized outputs. Control is via either direct hardware I/O or bus interface. Locked, holdover, and freerun modes are supported, and devices may be run in master/slave pairs for high reliability. New clock references for multiplexers/clock recovery
Lucix has announced three new clock references designed for use in fiber optic multiplexers and clock recovery circuits. These clocks, which operate at 9.95328 GHz (OC192), 19.9066 GHz, 39.8131 GHz (OC768) and at the corresponding FEC rates, offer low intrinsic jitter for these reference clock sources. The devices come in a variety of package configurations including stand alone, connectorized units (<0.25 in Rubidium-locked frequency source for the laboratory
BVS re-introduces the Rhino II Rubidium-locked frequency source, a portable timing source designed for use where GPS reception may be poor or unavailable. All the outputs (eight unique 10 MHz sinewave outputs) are referenced by the Rubidium source. Rhino II contains an internal rubidium atomic clock with a stability of 1E New low-quiescent current LDO
Micro Analog Systems has introduced a 80 mA low quiescent current LDO regulator that offers excellent dropout voltage and noise performance. Due to its quiescent current of only 10.5 µA and dropout voltage of 200 mV the MAS9161 is an ideal power supply for applications that have long standby periods and where extended battery life is essential. The device is encapsulated to thin TSOP5 package and is available with several output voltages such as 2.65, 2.8 and 3.3 VDC. Samples of MAS9161 are available now and volume production starts in Q3/2002. Price for 1000 pcs is USD $0.49 each. ADEX level 4, 7 and 17 mixers
Mini-Circuits announces 9 new patent pending series of ADEX level 4, 7, and 17 (LO) mixers designed to give you exceptionally high isolation (greater than 50 dB typ) with very flat conversion loss (±0.2 dB typ) over the entire 10 to 1000 MHz band. LO and RF have excellent matching, typically 15 to 20 dB return loss, and the low profile 0.11" package is ideal for high density designs. The unit is priced from $2.95 ea. (Qty.10) Specifications at a glance:
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