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Crystal oscillator circuits are linear analogue circuits with precise overload control. The linear and overload features are both critical.
The gain and phase shift are controlled by the linear characteristics, while the wave form and oscillation amplitude are controlled by the overload properties. There are several oscillator circuits, some basic and others sophisticated. Some have 90° phase shift networks, but others do not.
Crystals may also be used as clock generators, producing a square wave. The active element of clock generator circuits is either logic gates or specialised clock generator chips.
At 8 MHz, it is employed in microprocessors and microcontrollers. Quartz crystal oscillators have a significant resonance, a parallel resonance, a capacitor, a resistor, and an inductor. This oscillator is commonly found in 8051 microcontrollers.
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Golledge is happy to introduce two low voltage improvements to our GXO-L71 oscillator family: a new 2.5V variation, the GXO-L71J, and a new 1.8V variant, the GXO-L71G. The GXO-L71J and GXO-L71G, like the original 3.3V GXO-L71L, have excellent phase jitter performance of only 0.3ps on average.
When paired with the LVDS output provided by all variations of the GXO-L71 series, these devices are perfect for applications requiring high speed data transmission at low voltages.
Both the GXO-L71G and GXO-L71J are available at high frequencies ranging from 70MHz to 315MHz and provide standard enable/disable tristate functionality. They also offer low current consumption and power saving capability, with a maximum stand-by current of 30uA.
As a result, these oscillators are appropriate for applications that require outstanding phase jitter performance yet have a limited power budget.