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PLL620-80 - Low Phase Noise XO

General Description

PLL620-80 is an XO IC specifically designed to work with crystals between 27MHz and 65MHz.

It accepts fundamental crystals, and also 3 rd overtone crystals (requires external resistor).

It achieves very low current into the crystal resulting in better overall stability.

Key Features

  • DIE.

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Datasheet Details

Part number PLL620-80
Manufacturer PhaseLink
File Size 142.58 KB
Description Low Phase Noise XO
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m Preliminary PLL620-80 o c Low Phase .Noise XO (for 27-65MHz Fund. Or 3 O.T. Crystals) U 4 t e FEATURES DIE CONFIGURATION e h S Fundamental or 3 overtone • 27MHz to 65MHz Crystal. ta • Outputa – 65MHz (no PLL). D range: 27MHz • Complementary outputs: CMOS, PECL or LVDS. . • w Selectable OE Logic (enable high or enable low). •w Integrated variable capacitors. w• Supports 3.3V-Power Supply. rd rd 65 mil (1550,1475) 25 24 22 21 19 18 17 26 16 27 15 28 14 • • Available in die form. Thickness 10 mil. DESCRIPTIONS PLL620-80 is an XO IC specifically designed to work with crystals between 27MHz and 65MHz. It accepts fundamental crystals, and also 3 rd overtone crystals (requires external resistor). It achieves very low current into the crystal resulting in better overall stability.