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EB13C8H1H-133M: DescriptionCRYSTAL OSCILLATOR, CLOCK, 133 MHz, HCMOS OUTPUT; CategoryPassive components oscillator; File Size376KB，2 Pages; ManufacturerECLIPTEK; Websitehttp://www.ecliptek.com

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CRYSTAL OSCILLATOR, CLOCK, 133 MHz, HCMOS OUTPUT

EB13C8H1H-133M Parametric

Parameter Name	Attribute value
Maker	ECLIPTEK
Reach Compliance Code	unknow
Other features	TRISTATE ENABLE/DISABLE FUNCTION
maximum descent time	1 ns
Frequency Adjustment - Mechanical	NO
frequency stability	50%
Manufacturer's serial number	EB13C8
Installation features	SURFACE MOUNT
Nominal operating frequency	133 MHz
Maximum operating temperature	85 °C
Minimum operating temperature	-40 °C
Oscillator type	HCMOS
Output load	15 pF
physical size	7mm x 5mm x 1.6mm
longest rise time	1 ns
Nominal supply voltage	3.3 V
surface mount	YES
maximum symmetry	60/40 %

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EB13C8

Series

• Low Jitter

•

Pb-free

ceramic SMD package

• 3.3V supply voltage

•

LVHCMOS Output

• Stability to 20ppm

• Standby Function

• Available in tube or tape and reel

EB13C8

H 1.6

L 7.0

W 5.0

OSCILLATOR

ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS

19.440MHz to 125.000MHz and 125.009MHz, 125.009375MHz, 125.010MHz, 127MHz, 130MHz, 133MHz, 142.850MHz,

150MHz, 155.520MHz and 156.250MHz

Operating Temperature Range

0°C to 70°C

-40°C to 85°C

Not available with ±20ppm option > 125.000MHz

Storage Temperature Range

-55°C to 125°C

Supply Voltage (V

)

3.3V

±10%

Input Current

10mA Maximum

19.440MHz to 35.000MHz

20mA Maximum

35.001MHz to 70.000MHz

40mA Maximum

70.001MHz to 125.000MHz

60mA Maximum

125.001MHz to 156.250MHz

Frequency Tolerance / Stability

Inclusive of all conditions: Calibration Tolerance at 25°C,

±100ppm, ±50ppm, ±25ppm or

±20ppm Maximum

Frequency Stability over the Operating Temperature Range,

Supply Voltage Change, Output Load Change, First Year Aging

at 25°C, Shock, and Vibration

Output Voltage Logic High (V

)

90% of V

Min. I

= -8mA

Output Voltage Logic Low (V

)

10% of V

Max. I

= +8mA

Rise / Fall Time

5 nSec Maximum

20% to 80% of Waveform w/15pF HCMOS Load from 19.440MHz to 35.000MHz

7 nSec Maximum

20% to 80% of Waveform w/30pF HCMOS Load from 19.440MHz to 35.000MHz

5 nSec Maximum

20% to 80% of Waveform w/HCMOS Load from 35.001MHz to 50.000MHz

4 nSec Maximum

20% to 80% of Waveform w/HCMOS Load from 50.001MHz to 80.000MHz

2 nSec Maximum

20% to 80% of Waveform w/HCMOS Load from 80.001MHz to 125.000MHz

1 nSec Maximum

20% to 80% of Waveform w/HCMOS Load from 125.009MHz to 156.250MHz

Duty Cycle

50 ±10(%)

at 50% of Waveform

50 ±5(%)

at 50% of Waveform < 125.000MHz

50 ±5(%)

at 50% of waveform, at 25°C, at 3.3Vdc > 125.000MHz

Load Drive Capability

30pF HCMOS Load Maximum

< 35.000MHz

15pF HCMOS Load Maximum

> 35.001MHz

Tri-State Input Voltage

Enables Output

No Connection

Enables Output

:≥70% of V

Disables Output: High Impedance

:≤30% of V

Standby Current

10µA Maximum

Disabled Output: High Impedance

Start Up Time

10 mSec Maximum

RMS Phase Jitter

5 pSec Maximum

19.440MHz to 40.000MHz, F

= 12kHz to 20MHz

3 pSec Maximum

40.001MHz to 70.000MHz, F

= 12kHz to 20MHz

1 pSec Maximum

70.001MHz to 156.250MHz, F

= 12kHz to 20MHz

MANUFACTURER

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