Epson 6G router crystal oscillator MG7050HAN, HCSL output active crystal oscillator, X1M0004310007

Jul 02,2024
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Epson 6G router crystal oscillator, MG7050HAN, HCSL output active crystal oscillator, X1M0004310007, imported from Japan crystal oscillator, EPSON Epson crystal oscillator, model: MG7050HAN, code: X1M0004310007, frequency: 100.000000MHz, small volume crystal oscillator size: 7.0x5.0x1.6mm, 14 foot mount product oscillator, HCSL output differential crystal oscillator, active crystal oscillator, power supply voltage of 2.5V/3.3V, quartz crystal oscillator, with ultra small size, lightweight, low phase noise, low jitter, low power consumption, low power supply voltage, meeting the characteristics of low current consumption. This product is a high-frequency oscillator that utilizes the basic oscillation of a saw wave resonator for HCSL output. This achieves low jitter and low noise in the frequency range of 100-200MHz. MG7050HAN chip mounted oscillators are suitable for applications such as servers, storage, networks, communication devices, routers, switches, IoT, wireless networks, Bluetooth module oscillators, SATA, SAS, fiber optic communication, 10G Ethernet, etc.

Epson 6G router crystal oscillator, MG7050HAN, HCSL output active crystal oscillator, X1M0004310007, parameter table

Epson 6G router crystal oscillator, MG7050HAN, HCSL output active crystal oscillator, X1M0004310007, size diagram

Differential crystal oscillators have different output signals, LV-PECL，LVDS，HCSL， It is a universal output signal for differential crystal oscillators, usually a hexagonal quartz crystal oscillator. It can easily identify small signals, process bipolar signals calmly and accurately, and is highly immune to external electromagnetic interference (EI), achieving high frequency and precision requirements. It further ensures the reliability of various system reference clocks, with characteristics such as high performance, low power consumption, low noise, low jitter, and low loss. It is widely used in communication equipment, set-top boxes, optical terminals, security equipment, and various frequency control devices