CF5035
CF5035 is High-frequency Crystal Oscillator Module ICs manufactured by Nippon Precision Circuits.
CF5035 series
1.8V, High-frequency Crystal Oscillator Module ICs
OVERVIEW
The CF5035 series are 1.8V operation, high-frequency crystal oscillator module ICs. They support 70MHz to 165MHz (1.8V) and 70MHz to 220MHz (2.5 to 3.3V) 3rd overtone oscillation and fundamental oscillation modes. The crystal oscillator circuit is a Colpitts oscillator with the necessary oscillator capacitors and feed.. back resistor built-in. The oscillation characteristics feature little variation with supply voltage, providing stable oscillation over a wide supply voltage range. The output circuit prises a CMOS buffer that can operate at high frequencies and drive a 15p F capacitance load. The devices are fabricated using a proprietary Bi CMOS process with the oscillator circuit and output buffer on a single chip, making them ideal as SMD-type high-frequency crystal oscillators.
Features
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1.6 to 3.6V operating supply voltage range Oscillation frequency range (varies with version) 1.6 to 3.6V: 70MHz to 165MHz 2.25 to 3.6V: 70MHz to 220MHz
- 40 to 85°C operating temperature range Oscillation capacitors built-in Inverter amplifier feedback resistor built-in Oscillation detector function built-in Standby function
- High impedance in standby mode, oscillator stops
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Low standby current
- Power-saving pull-up resistor built-in CMOS output duty level 15p F output load 8m A output drive capability (VDD = 1.6V) Bi CMOS process Chip form (CF5035AL×)
APPLICATIONS
1.8V, high-frequency crystal oscillator modules
SERIES CONFIGURATION
Version CF5035ALA CF5035ALB CF5035ALC CF5035ALD 2.25 to 3.6 1.6 to 3.6 Operating supply voltage range [V] Remended operating frequency range1 [MHz] 70 to 95 95 to 125 125 to 165 165 to 220 Built-in capacitance [p F] CIN 4 4 2 1 COUT 4 4 2 1
1. The remended operating frequency is a yardstick value derived from the crystal used for NPC characteristics authentication. However, the oscillator frequency band is not...