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RF & Wireless<br />

Products<br />

EUROQUARTZ at ELECTRONICA <strong>2012</strong> Exhibition<br />

Euroquartz is promoting its<br />

XOR range of high stability<br />

clock oscillators and its latest<br />

miniature SMD crystal in the<br />

smallest package yet at the forthcoming<br />

Electronica <strong>2012</strong> exhibition,<br />

13th to 16th November,<br />

Munich, Germany. The new<br />

XOR series offers customers a<br />

miniature SMD clock oscillator<br />

with stabilities from ±7ppm over<br />

-10 to +70 °C. Supply voltage<br />

choice is 3.3, 2.5 or 1.8 V and<br />

there are three SMD package<br />

sizes: 7x5 mm, 5x3.2 mm and<br />

3.2x2.5 mm. In addition, XOR<br />

series oscillators have excellent<br />

phase noise performance of –145<br />

dBc/Hz at 100 kHz offset and<br />

exhibit low jitter (300 fs typical).<br />

Frequency range extends<br />

from 1 to 56 MHz.<br />

By using the XOR series, design<br />

engineers can make significant<br />

cost savings as this component<br />

is a clock oscillator and not an<br />

expensive temperature compensated<br />

oscillator.<br />

Also new at Electronica will<br />

be Euroquartz‘s latest miniature<br />

SMD crystal, the X21<br />

series. Housed in the smallest<br />

package size of 2.05 x 1.65 mm<br />

with height of just 0.6 mm, this<br />

device provides an ideal solution<br />

in restricted space applications<br />

requiring very low mass.<br />

The new X21 crystal is hermetically<br />

sealed in a metal can over a<br />

ceramic base. High resistance to<br />

shock and vibration and an extremely<br />

low ageing characteristic<br />

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