CXOMK - High Stability High Shock Crystal Oscillator

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Description

Statek’ s CXOMK/CXOMKHG series oscillators consist of a Statek miniature quartz crystal and a CMOS/TTL compatible hybrid circuit in a ceramic package.

Features

High shock resistance (HG version) CMOS and TTL compatible Optional Output Enable/Disable with Tri-State Low EMI emission Full military testing available Hermetically sealed ceramic package.

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Part number	CXOMK
Manufacturer	STATEK
File Size	373.91 KB
Description	High Stability High Shock Crystal Oscillator
Datasheet	CXOMK Datasheet
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CXOMK/CXOMKHG OSCILLATOR 200 kHz to 200 MHz High Stability, High Shock Crystal Oscillator DESCRIPTION Statek’ s CXOMK/CXOMKHG series oscillators consist of a Statek miniature quartz crystal and a CMOS/TTL compatible hybrid circuit in a ceramic package. Utilizing the latest advancements in production technology, the CXOMK/CXOMKHG oscillators are capable of achieving tight frequency calibration tolerance and high stability over wide temperature ranges.

Published: May 17, 2014 |