HS-A1380 - (HS-A1370 / HS-A1380) CMOS Compatible Enable/Disable

This page provides the datasheet information for the HS-A1380, a member of the HS-A1370 (HS-A1370 / HS-A1380) CMOS Compatible Enable/Disable family.

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Part number	HS-A1380
Manufacturer	NEL
File Size	283.84 KB
Description	(HS-A1370 / HS-A1380) CMOS Compatible Enable/Disable
Datasheet	HS-A1380 Datasheet
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The HS-A1370 Series of quartz crystal oscillators provide enable/disable 3-state CMOS compatible signals for bus connected systems.

Supplying Pin 1 of the HS-A1370 units with a logic “0" enables the output on Pin 8.

Wide frequency range.
0.5MHz to 20.0MHz.
User specified tolerance available.
Will withstand vapor phase temperatures of 253°C for 4 minutes maximum.
Space-saving alternative to discrete component oscillators.
High shock resistance, to 3000g.
All metal, resistance weld, hermetically sealed package.
3.3 Volt operation Electrical Connection Pin 1 7 8 14 Connection Enable Input Grd & Case Output VDD.
Low Jitter.

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Published: Nov 20, 2006 |