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Part RoHS Manufacturer Oscillator Type Mounting Feature No. of Terminals Package Body Material Frequency Tolerance Maximum Supply Voltage Maximum Supply Current Output Power Nominal Supply Voltage Phase Noise Power Supplies (V) Package Equivalence Code Power Variation Sub-Category Physical Dimension Minimum Supply Voltage Maximum Operating Temperature Minimum Operating Temperature Terminal Finish Nominal Operating Frequency Offset Frequency Manufacturer Series Qualification Maximum Harmonics Level Additional Features JESD-609 Code Minimum Operating Frequency Maximum Operating Frequency

PS-5080-DEE-204X-993M4096915

Microchip Technology

SAW OSCILLATOR

SURFACE MOUNT

10

200 ppm

5.25 V

65 mA

.893 dBm

5 V

14.4mm x 9.5mm x 4.9mm

4.75 V

85 Cel

-40 Cel

993.4096915 MHz

TR, 13 INCH

PS-5080-DFX-204X-1748M366885

Microchip Technology

SAW OSCILLATOR

SURFACE MOUNT

10

200 ppm

5.25 V

.893 dBm

5 V

-112 dBc/Hz

DILCC10,.37,152/100

14.4mm x 9.5mm x 4.9mm

4.75 V

85 Cel

10 Cel

1748.366885 MHz

1 kHz

-30 dBc

PS-5080-DFX-204X-2949M12

Microchip Technology

SAW OSCILLATOR

SURFACE MOUNT

10

200 ppm

5.25 V

.893 dBm

5 V

-112 dBc/Hz

DILCC10,.37,152/100

14.4mm x 9.5mm x 4.9mm

4.75 V

85 Cel

10 Cel

2949.12 MHz

1 kHz

-20 dBc

Fixed Sine SAW & STW Oscillators

Fixed Sine SAW (Surface Acoustic Wave) and STW (Stacked-Waveguide) oscillators are electronic devices that generate stable sine wave signals for use in a variety of applications, such as communication systems, test and measurement equipment, and frequency synthesizers. They use different types of resonators to generate a stable sine wave signal.

SAW oscillators use a SAW resonator, which is a device that uses acoustic waves to generate a stable frequency. The resonator is designed to produce a sine wave signal by shaping the acoustic waves as they propagate through the substrate material. SAW oscillators offer high frequency stability and low phase noise, making them suitable for use in communication systems.

STW oscillators use a stacked-waveguide resonator, which is a type of resonator that consists of multiple layers of waveguide material arranged in a specific configuration. When an electric field is applied to the resonator, it generates a stable sine wave signal. STW oscillators offer high frequency stability, low phase noise, and low power consumption, making them suitable for use in low-noise oscillator circuits.