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CX910 Ultra-high stability and low phase noise crystal oscillator
The CX910 is a four-output, dual-temperature, highly stable crystal oscillator. It utilizes SC-cut high-precision crystals, a customized low-noise oscillation circuit, and a pure copper temperature control system. Its phase noise reaches -126dBc/Hz at 1Hz. Internal independent voltage regulation and separate temperature control effectively reduce interference. A multi-stage linear regulator reduces core power supply noise to the nanovolt level, significantly improving phase noise and short-term stability performance at 10MHz output. It is suitable for radar, electronic countermeasures, aerospace measurement and control, and standard phase noise measurement scenarios.
CX8617A High stability and double constant temperature Crystal Oscillators
The CX8617A is a dual constant temperature low phase noise crystal oscillator, with excellent phase noise performance and frequency stability, and has good environmental adaptability, and the nominal index can be obtained in the desktop environment.
PLOA260 Analog Phase-Locked Thermostatic Oscillator
PLOA260 is a low noise analog phase-locked oscillator which
is based on the standard form factor design of BDSTAR TIME,
and integrates 1 high performance thermostatic crystal, 1
digital phase-locked loop and 3 isolation amplifiers, and also
can be Customized with 1 low phase noise 5MHz crossover
output, 5Hz fixed bandwidth filament, 1Hz phase noise, and
1s fixed degree following standard. While the far end noise
is determined by the local low noise crystal oscillator, the
PLOA260 can be used to optimize the output noise of the clockkeeping room phase trimmer, and is suitable for connecting
to the hydrogen clock set phase trimmer, which improves the
phase noise performance while maintaining the hydrogen
clock second stability