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The output types include LV-PECL and LVDS, two differential signal formats known for their strong anti-interference ability and high transmission rate. In addition, these units also have an "Output Enable" (OE) function, allowing users to enable or disable outputs through control logic, thereby further saving power consumption.
Phase jitter is one of the important indicators for measuring the performance of crystal oscillators. Epson SG3225/5032/7050 series crystal oscillators have low phase jitter, with typical values as low as tens of femtoseconds (fs). For example, at a frequency of 156.25MHz, phase jitter can reach around 50fs or 60fs. Low phase jitter can ensure the accuracy and stability of clock signals, which is crucial for applications that require precise clock synchronization, such as high-speed data transmission and high-precision measuring instruments.
In terms of environmental adaptability, these SPXOs can operate stably within a temperature range of -40 ° C to+105 ° C, enabling them to meet the application needs in extreme environments, from hot deserts to cold polar regions, without affecting their performance.
Regarding applications, these crystal oscillators are not only suitable for communication devices and network infrastructure, but also widely used in the automotive electronics field, engine control units, and even automotive driving safety systems such as airbags and electronic stability program control systems. Their reliability and durability ensure the normal operation of automotive systems under various conditions, thereby enhancing overall efficiency and safety.
By understanding these high-performance SPXO crystal oscillators, we can feel how technology is driving the development of modern electronics forward. They are not only simple components, but also models of precision engineering and innovative design. We look forward to more applications and technological breakthroughs of such high-performance components, opening up more possibilities.