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New Product Announcement: Very Low Phase Jitter LVPECL VCXO
Guaranty Source is pleased to announce the availability of a very LOW phase jitter VCXO family with LVPECL outputs. Operating from a 3.3V supply, the GSVX1205 offers a voltage-controlled crystal oscillator based on very low phase noise multiplier IC chip technology, and highly reliable HFF ( High Frequency Fundamental ) advanced quartz crystal design and processing techniques. This combination of technologies allows for very high output frequencies up to 800 MHz which makes this product highly suitable for current and next generation broadband access communication networks.
With QA testing and light assembly operations in both Asia and the US, GSL can offer customers a more comprehensive performance test profile and deeper understanding of standard products where applications demand it. We have over twenty years of production engineering knowledge of VCXO behavior and best in class processing techniques to achieve high levels of long term reliability in the customer specific applications.
Additional features of the new GSVX1205 solution include the following selectable options:
This device offers a discrete output frequency within an operating range of 8 MHz to 800 MHz. An optional ENABLE / DISABLE function is available on PAD 2. Electronic Frequency Adjustment of +/- 100 PPM minimum is standard. A selection of overall frequency stability choices are available dependent upon operating temperature range and output frequency. The VCXO is packaged in a 9.5 x 14.4 x 5.5 mm SMD profile package.
For other custom requirements please consult with GSL Sales and Application Engineering.
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