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PVM4WFV: Description6 Pad Leadless Surface Mount or 4 Lead Thru-Hole PECL Voltage Controlled Xtal Oscillator; File Size44KB，2 Pages; ManufacturerETC

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6 Pad Leadless Surface Mount or 4 Lead Thru-Hole PECL Voltage Controlled Xtal Oscillator

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Pl tronics, Inc.

19013 36th Ave. W, Suite H Lynnwood, WA 98036 USA

Manufacturer of High Quality Frequency Control Products

PVB, PVM PECL VCXO Series

Differential PECL Output with Enable/Disable

6 Pad Leadless Surface Mount or

4 Lead Thru-Hole PECL Voltage Controlled Xtal Oscillator

Standard Specifications

Overall Frequency Stability

Operating Temperature Range

Storage Temperature Range

Supply Voltage (Vcc)

Supply Current (Icc)

Output High Level

± 50 PPM, ± 25 PPM, ± 20 PPM over Operating Temperature Range

0 to +70°C is standard, but can be extended to - 40 to +85°C

- 55 to +125°C

3.3 volts ± 5% standard, but 5.0 volts or 2.5 volts also available. See Test Cirucit 5.

< 250 MHz = 90 mA maximum, 250 MHz and above = 100 mA maximum

2.275 V minimum referenced to Ground, Vcc = 3.300V,

0.975 V minimum referenced to termination voltage,

- 1.025 V minimum referenced to Vcc

1.680 V maximum referenced to Ground, Vcc = 3.300V,

0.380 V maximum referenced to termination voltage,

- 1.620 V maximum referenced to Vcc

45/55% referenced to 50% of amplitude

1.0 nS maximum when Vth is 10% and 90% of waveform

6 pS RMS maximum measured

from 12 kHz to 20 MHz from output frequency

50 kohm minimum to Vcc

0.3 Vcc maximum referenced to Ground

0.7 Vcc minumum referenced to Ground

± 10% typical

Positive and montonic

For 5.0 Vcc, CVR = 0.5 to 4.5 V, For 3.3 Vcc, CVR = 0.0 to 3.3 V, For 2.5 Vcc, CVR = 0.0 to 2.5 V

Pull range is defined as absolute pull range. This is the pull range about the specified oscillator frequency,

independent of supply, temperature range and load. Typical values are ± 25, ± 50 and ± 100 PPM.

100 nS maximum

Q Output = Logic Low, QN Output = Logic High. Both Outputs are active

Part Numbering Guide

Portions of the part number that appear after the frequency may not be marked on part (C of C provided)

Packaging

PVM = Tube

PVB = Tube or

24mm tape

16mm pitch

PVB 5 V

B V - 100.0M - XXX

(Internal Code or blank)

1.00 MHz

–

650.00 MHz

Consult factory for

higher

frequencies

Output Low Level

Output Symmetry

Output Rise & Fall (Tr & Tf)

Jitter

E/D Internal Pullup

V disable

V enable

Linerarity

Slope

Control Voltage Range (CVR)

Pullability

PVB Output Enable/Disable (E/D)

Output Enable Time

Output Disable Time

When Disabled

Model

PVB = B Pkg

PVM = Metal

Frequency Stability

5 = ± 50 PPM

4 = ± 25 PPM

2 = ± 20 PPM

Supply Voltage

Y = 5.0 volts ±10%

V = 3.3 volts ±5%

W = 2.5 volts ±5%

Frequency in MHz

Frequency Deviation (Pullability) Absolute Pull Range

V: ± 50 PPM

W = ± 100 PPM

Operating Temperature Range

B: 0 to +70

F: - 40 to +85

Mar 2004

Consult factory for available frequencies and specs. Not all options available for all frequencies. A special part number may be assigned.

Frequency Stability is inclusive of frequency shifts due to calibration, temperature, supply voltage, shock, vibration and load

Pl tronics, Inc.

(425) 776 -1880, Fax: (425) 776-2760, ple-sales@pletronics.com, www.pletronics.com

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