CDCF5801 Low Jitter PLL Based Multiplier/Divider With Programmable Delay Lines Down To Sub 10ps
#PLL
#low jitter
#crystal oscillator
#programmable delay
#high frequency
#CMOS
#buffer
#multiplier
#divider
#sub 10ps
Description: The CF5019 series are high-frequency, third overtone crystal oscillator module ICs. They integrate an oscillator circuit and an output buffer that function at high frequencies on a single chip. The oscillator circuit utilizes CMOS inverters and a built-in damping resistor RD, which decreases the crystal current compared to existing devices. The damping resistor RD is manufactured using NPC's unique high-precision thin-film resistor technology, which minimizes oscillator characteristic variations due to fluctuations in temperature and voltage. The CF5019 series can be employed to create stable, high-frequency, third overtone crystal oscillators by Nippon Precision Circuits Inc. (NPC).
The CF5019 series of ICs is specifically designed for applications requiring stable and precise frequency generation. The integration of the oscillator circuit and output buffer within a single chip simplifies the design process, reduces the size of the overall circuit, and enhances reliability. The CMOS inverter configuration is notable for its low power consumption and high noise immunity, making it suitable for high-frequency operations.
The built-in damping resistor RD plays a critical role in improving the performance of the oscillator. By reducing the crystal current, it helps to extend the life of the crystal and enhance the overall stability of the oscillator's output frequency. The use of high-precision thin-film resistor technology ensures that the damping resistor maintains consistent performance across varying environmental conditions. This is particularly important in applications where temperature and voltage fluctuations can lead to significant deviations in oscillator performance.
The CF5019 series is ideal for a range of applications, including telecommunications, automotive electronics, and consumer devices, where high-frequency signals are essential. Its ability to function at third overtone frequencies allows for smaller crystal sizes while still achieving high-frequency outputs, making it a versatile choice for designers seeking to optimize space and performance in their electronic systems. The reliability and precision of the CF5019 series make it a valuable component in modern electronic circuit design.The CF5019 series are high-frequency, 3rd overtone crystal Oscillator module ICs. They incorporate an oscilla- tor circuit and an output Buffer that operate at high frequency on a single chip. The Oscillator circuit employs CMOS inverters and a built-in damping resistor RD, reducing the crystal current compared with existing devices.
The damping r esistor RD is fabricated using NPCs unique high-precision thin-lm resistor technol- ogy, which suppresses Oscillator characteristic variations due to changes in temperature and voltage to a mini- mum. The CF5019 series CAN be utilized to construct stable, high-frequency, 3rd overtone crystal Oscillators By Nippon Precision Circuits Inc, (NPC)
The CF5019 series of ICs is specifically designed for applications requiring stable and precise frequency generation. The integration of the oscillator circuit and output buffer within a single chip simplifies the design process, reduces the size of the overall circuit, and enhances reliability. The CMOS inverter configuration is notable for its low power consumption and high noise immunity, making it suitable for high-frequency operations.
The built-in damping resistor RD plays a critical role in improving the performance of the oscillator. By reducing the crystal current, it helps to extend the life of the crystal and enhance the overall stability of the oscillator's output frequency. The use of high-precision thin-film resistor technology ensures that the damping resistor maintains consistent performance across varying environmental conditions. This is particularly important in applications where temperature and voltage fluctuations can lead to significant deviations in oscillator performance.
The CF5019 series is ideal for a range of applications, including telecommunications, automotive electronics, and consumer devices, where high-frequency signals are essential. Its ability to function at third overtone frequencies allows for smaller crystal sizes while still achieving high-frequency outputs, making it a versatile choice for designers seeking to optimize space and performance in their electronic systems. The reliability and precision of the CF5019 series make it a valuable component in modern electronic circuit design.The CF5019 series are high-frequency, 3rd overtone crystal Oscillator module ICs. They incorporate an oscilla- tor circuit and an output Buffer that operate at high frequency on a single chip. The Oscillator circuit employs CMOS inverters and a built-in damping resistor RD, reducing the crystal current compared with existing devices.
The damping r esistor RD is fabricated using NPCs unique high-precision thin-lm resistor technol- ogy, which suppresses Oscillator characteristic variations due to changes in temperature and voltage to a mini- mum. The CF5019 series CAN be utilized to construct stable, high-frequency, 3rd overtone crystal Oscillators By Nippon Precision Circuits Inc, (NPC)
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