38.88MHZCFPT-9051HU3CLF datasheet, PDF

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38.88MHZCFPT-9051HU3CLF: DescriptionHCMOS Output Clock Oscillator, 38.88MHz Nom, LEAD FREE, SMD, 6 PIN; CategoryPassive components oscillator; File Size62KB，4 Pages; ManufacturerC-MAC Automotive; Websitehttps://cmac.com; Environmental Compliance

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HCMOS Output Clock Oscillator, 38.88MHz Nom, LEAD FREE, SMD, 6 PIN

38.88MHZCFPT-9051HU3CLF Parametric

Parameter Name	Attribute value
Is it lead-free?	Lead free
Is it Rohs certified?	conform to
Reach Compliance Code	unknown
Other features	TRI-STATE; ENABLE/DISABLE FUNCTION
Ageing	1 PPM/FIRST YEAR
Maximum control voltage	4.5 V
Minimum control voltage	0.5 V
maximum descent time	7 ns
Frequency Adjustment - Mechanical	NO
frequency stability	2.5%
Manufacturer's serial number	CFPT-9051
Installation features	SURFACE MOUNT
Nominal operating frequency	38.88 MHz
Maximum operating temperature	75 °C
Minimum operating temperature	-30 °C
Oscillator type	HCMOS
Output load	15 pF
physical size	14.7mm x 9.2mm x 6.2mm
longest rise time	7 ns
Maximum supply voltage	5.5 V
Minimum supply voltage	4.5 V
Nominal supply voltage	5 V
surface mount	YES
maximum symmetry	45/55 %
Base Number Matches	1

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CFPT-9050 Series

ISSUE 6 ; 23 DECEMBER 2004

Recommended for New Designs

Delivery Options

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Frequency Stability

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Temperature: see table

Typical Supply Voltage Variation ±10% < ±0.2 ppm*

Typical Load Coefficient 15pF ±5pF < ±0.2 ppm*

Please contact our sales office for current leadtimes

Description

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* Depending on frequency and output type

Frequency Adjustment

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A highly versatile series of surface mountable

14.7 x 9.2 x 6.2mm temperature compensated voltage

controlled crystal oscillators (TCVCXOs) for applications

where small size and high performance are pre-

requisites. This oscillator uses C-MAC’s latest custom

ASIC "Pluto", a single chip oscillator and analogue

compensation circuit, capable of sub 0.3 ppm

performance. Its wide frequency range, operating

temperature range, drive capability, coupled with its

high stability and linear frequency pulling make it the

ideal reference oscillator. Its ability to function down to

a supply voltage of 2.4V and low power consumption

makes it particularly suitable for mobile applications

Three options with external Voltage Control applied to

pad 1:

A - Ageing adjustment: > ±5ppm (Standard Option)

B - No frequency adjustment. Initial calibration @ 25°C

< ±0.5 ppm

C - High Pulling ±10ppm to ±50ppm can be available

depending on frequency and stability options.

Please consult our sales office

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Linearity

Slope

Input resistance

Modulation bandwidth

Standard control voltage ranges:

Without reference voltage

With reference voltage

< 1%

Positive

> 100kΩ

> 2kHz

Standard Frequencies

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9.6, 10.0, 12.8, 19.44, 20.0, 38.88, 49.152, 51.84MHz

Waveform

SURFACE MOUNT

TCXOs

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Square HCMOS 15pF load

Square ACMOS 50pF max. load

Sinewave 10kΩ // 10pF AC-coupled

Clipped sinewave 10kΩ // 10pF AC-coupled

- Vs=5.0V 2.5V±2V

- Vs=3.3V 1.65V±1V

- Vc=0V to Vref

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Reference Voltage, Vref (HCMOS/ACMOS only)

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Supply Voltage

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Optional reference voltage output on pad 5, suitable for

potentiometer supply or DAC reference.

1. No output (standard option)

2. 2.2V, for Min. Vs>2.4V

3. 2.7V, for Min. Vs>3.0V

4. 4.2V, for Min. Vs>4.5V

Maximum load current (mA) = Vref /10

Operating range 2.4 to 6.0V, see table

Current Consumption

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HCMOS Typically

≈

1+Frequency(MHz)*Supply(V)*{Load(pF)+15}*10

-3

e.g. 20MHz, 5V, 15pF

≈

4mA

ACMOS Typically

≈

1+Frequency(MHz)*Supply(V)*{Load(pF)+23}*10

-3

Sinewave, 6 to 12 mA depending on frequency

Clipped Sinewave, Typically

≈

1+Frequency(MHz)*1.2*{Load(pF)+30}*10

-3

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For manual frequency adjustment (HCMOS/ACMOS output

only) connect an external 50kΩ potentiometer between

pad 5 (Reference Voltage) and pad 3 (GND) with wiper

connected to pad 1 (Voltage Control). Please specify

reference voltage as a part of the ordering code

Note: Please contact our sales office if a reference voltage

is required in combination with sine or clipped sinewave

output

Tri-state

Package Outline

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14.7 x 9.2 x 6.2mm SMD

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Ageing

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Pad 2 open circuit or >0.6Vs output enabled

< 0.2Vs Tri-state

When Tri-stated, the output stage is disabled for all

output options, but the oscillator and compensation

circuit are still active (current consumption <1mA)

±1ppm maximum in first year

±3ppm maximum for 10 years

±1ppm maximum after reflow

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Europe Tel: +44 (0)1460 270200

Americas Tel: +1 919 941 9333

Asia

Tel: +86 755 8826 5991

Fax: +44 (0)1460 72578

Fax: +1 919 941 9371

Fax: +86 755 8826 5990

Website: www.cmac.com

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