86SMX/3C1F390.0MHZ datasheet, PDF

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86SMX/3C1F390.0MHZ: DescriptionParallel - 3Rd Overtone Quartz Crystal, 90MHz Nom; CategoryPassive components Crystal/resonator; File Size123KB，1 Pages; ManufacturerGolledge Electronics; Websitehttp://www.golledge.com/; Environmental Compliance

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86SMX/3C1F390.0MHZ Overview

Parallel - 3Rd Overtone Quartz Crystal, 90MHz Nom

86SMX/3C1F390.0MHZ Parametric

Parameter Name	Attribute value
Is it lead-free?	Lead free
Is it Rohs certified?	conform to
Maker	Golledge Electronics
Reach Compliance Code	compliant
Other features	TAPE AND REEL; AT STRIP CRYSTAL
Ageing	5 PPM/FIRST YEAR
Crystal/Resonator Type	PARALLEL - 3RD OVERTONE
Drive level	100 µW
frequency stability	0.01%
frequency tolerance	30 ppm
load capacitance	20 pF
Manufacturer's serial number	86SMX
Installation features	SURFACE MOUNT
Nominal operating frequency	90 MHz
Maximum operating temperature	70 °C
Minimum operating temperature	-10 °C
physical size	L13.1XB5.0XH5.0 (mm)/L0.516XB0.197XH0.197 (inch)
Series resistance	80 Ω
surface mount	YES

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OBSOLETE - DO NOT USE

SM Crystal Plastic Encapsulated

Specifications

86SMX

Parameters

Frequency range:

Calibration tolerance:

Temperature stability:

3.5 ~ 90.0MHz

±30ppm

±50ppm

±100ppm

Product

86SMX

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specify

Option

Codes

13.10

(max)

5.00

(max)

Operating temperature range:

-10 to +70°C

-40 to +85°C

other

Storage temperature range:

-40 to +90°C

Circuit condition:

12pF

16pF

20pF

30pF

Series resonant

Other values

4.60

5.00

(max)

ACTUAL SIZE

9.40

1.60

4.40

1.20

2.00

6.70

TOP VIEW

3.40

3.00

SOLDER PAD LAYOUT

2.40

1.60

2.40

Oscillation mode:

Fundamental (10.0 ~ 40.0MHz)

3rd overtone (30.0 ~ 90.0MHz)

Static capacitance (C

5pF max

Scale 2:1

Features

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Wide frequency range

Plastic moulded package

AT-strip crystal

Fundamental mode up to 40.0MHz

Equivalent series resistance (max):

200Ω (3.5 ~ 3.9MHz)

150Ω (4.0 ~ 4.9MHz)

100Ω (5.0 ~ 5.9MHz)

80Ω (6.0 ~ 8.9MHz)

60Ω (9.0 ~ 9.9MHz)

50Ω (10.0 ~ 12.9MHz)

35Ω (13.0 ~ 18.9MHz)

25Ω (19.0 ~ 40.0MHz, fund)

80Ω (30.0MHz+, 3rd OT)

Ageing:

Drive level:

±5ppm max first year

100μW max

Soldering conditions:

260°C, 10sec max

Standard Frequencies

Frequencies in MHz

3.579545

3.686400

4.000000

4.096000

4.433619

4.915200

6.000000

6.144000

6.553600

7.159090

7.372800

7.680000

8.000000

8.192000

9.216000

9.600000

9.830400

10.000000

10.240000

10.245000

11.059200

12.000000

12.288000

13.000000

13.500000

14.318180

14.745600

15.000000

15.360000

16.000000

16.384000

16.588000

17.734475

18.432000

19.200000

19.660800

20.000000

20.945000

22.118400

22.579200

24.000000

24.576000

25.000000

28.322000

29.491200

32.000000

36.000000

40.000000

48.000000

50.000000

66.666000

80.000000

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Standard.

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Optional - Please specify required code(s) when ordering

Ordering Information

Product name + option codes + frequency

eg:

86SMX/351DF 16.0MHz

30/50/10/16-F (standard)

86SMX/5C4JF 24.0MHz

50/100/40/30-F

Option code X (eg 86SMX/X) denotes a custom specification.

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Available on T&R - 1k pcs per reel.

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Refer to our website for T&R and soldering details.

Tel:

+44 1460 256 100

04 Jun 2013

Fax:

+44 1460 256 101

E-mail:

sales@golledge.com

Web:

www.golledge.com

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