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IQTCQO-250HR

Description
Temperature Compensated Crystal Oscillators
File Size44KB,2 Pages
ManufacturerETC
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IQTCQO-250HR Overview

Temperature Compensated Crystal Oscillators

IQTCXO-250, -251, -252
ISSUE 7; 14 OCTOBER 2004
Delivery Options
I
Outline in mm
18.5±0.3
12.0±0.3
Pin Connections
1. N/C
7. GND
8. Output
14. +Vs
1.0±0.2
4.0±0.2
7.62±0.3
tf
tr
+Vs
1/2Vs
0V
t
T
Duty cycle = t x 100(%)
T
+Vs
15pF* Oscilloscope
Frequency counter
*Inclusive of jigging & equipment capacitance
Please contact our sales office for current leadtimes
∅3.8
Description
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Waveform
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Clipped Sine 1V pk - pk min
Square HCMOS
Clipped Sine 0.7V pk - pk min
4.0±0.2
∅0.5
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Package Outline
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14 pin DIL compatible enclosure with internal trimmer
1
14
7
8
Ageing
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±1ppm typical first year
15.24±0.3
Frequency Adjustment
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±3ppm minimum internal trimmer adjustment
Output Waveform - HCMOS
Storage Temperature Range
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–40 to 85°C
90%Vs
Marking
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Model number
Frequency Stability Code/Operating Temperature Code
Frequency
Date Code (Year/Week)
10%Vs
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LEADED TCXOs
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Minimum Order Information Required
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Frequency + Model Number + Frequency Stability
+ Operating Temperature
Test Circuit - HCMOS
A
Oscillator
7
14 8
V
0.1µF
72
4.0 min
5.0 max
IQTCXO-250, -251, -252 are temperature compensated
crystal oscillators (TCXOs), providing a high degree of
frequency stability over a wide temperature range.
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