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New IQD military oscillator withstands 100,000g shock

IQD’s new HGXO series of surface mount oscillators is designed primarily for military applications such as smart munitions and projectile electronics although the devices can also be used in demanding industrial applications. Designed around a hermetically sealed high-shock crystal and a CMOS compatible integrated circuit, the new device is able to survive shock levels of up to 100,000G and vibration levels of 20g at 10-2000Hz swept sine in accordance with MIL-STD-202G.

Housed in an industry standard 7 x 5mm 4-pad ceramic package with metal lid, 5 supply voltage versions are available at 5.0V, 3.3V, 3.0V, 2.5V and 1.8V, thus providing compatibility with the latest generation of low power chipsets. Output frequencies can be specified between 460kHz and 50MHz with a 15pF HCMOS drive capability. Frequency tolerance is available down to ±10ppm whilst frequency stability can be specified at ±40ppm over the full military temperature range of -55 to 125°C down to ±10ppm over commercial temperature ranges coupled with low frequency ageing characteristics.

Variants are also available which incorporate enable/disable and tri-state control. In keeping with its military capability the range can be specified with a number of termination finishes including tin/lead where to use a device that is RoHS compliant would cause approval issues. However RoHS compliant finishes are also available for less sensitive applications. Duty cycle is 40% min and 60% max with a start-up time of 5ms max and a rise and fall time of 6ns max. Packaging options include tray pack or tape and reel.

The HGXO range is part of a comprehensive range of military specified products available from IQD covering both high specification crystals as well as oscillators.

For more information, or details on the full range of IQD products available from Anglia, please email info@anglia.com

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