OSC Crystal Oscillator Low Power Series
OSCILLATOR: The crystal oscillator SGC61518 is optimized for clock generation.
Overview
OSCILLATOR: The crystal oscillator SGC61518 is optimized for clock generation. The oscillator has been designed to work from 1MHz to 25 MHz in three programmable ranges. It uses advanced amplitude control to achieve both low power consumption and reduced crystal aging without compromising performance nor crystal selection flexibility. It includes current generator and load capacitors for simple integration and small BOM. It is specified from Tj = -40 °C to +125 °C.
Key features
- OSC Low power crystal oscillator
- Low current consumption: 200 µA (20 MHz)
- Integrated oscillator load capacitors
- Built-in bias references
- 3 configurable frequency ranges:1–8 MHz,8–16 Mhz,16–25 MHz
- Low crystal aging
- Clock operating voltage from 1.0 V to 5.5 V
- Startup monitor with reset generator
- Fast start-up time (< 2 ms)
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What is OSC Crystal Oscillator Low Power Series?
OSC Crystal Oscillator Low Power Series is a Oscillator IP core from SiliconGate listed on Semi IP Hub.
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