The ECS-2200X series is an 8-pin DIP clock oscillator designed to drive HCMOS and TTL logic with tri-state enable/disable functionality. It operates from 1.000 to 150.000 MHz, with a supply voltage of 5.0 V ±5%. The ECS-2200BX variant specifies ±50 ppm frequency stability. Operating temperature ranges from 0°C to +70°C, with storage temperatures from -55°C to +125°C. Input current varies with frequency: 67 mA typical at 80.000 to 150.000 MHz. Output high voltage is 4.5 V and low voltage is 0.5 V, with load of 30 pF for frequencies above 80 MHz. Rise and fall times are both 5 ns. The package is resistance-welded and RoHS compliant. Pin 1 is the tri-state control, pin 5 is the output, pin 8 is +5 V DC, and pin 4 is case ground.
Oscillators are a critical part of regulating any internal operations for microelectronics. It serves as a sort-of heartbeat for PCB design. When it comes to timing solutions, clock signals can be produced by using either mechanical resonant devices or electrical phase shift circuits. However, due to their superior accuracy, high-frequency capabilities and low temperature coefficients, mechanical resonant devices are considered the best choice in most applications.
ECS Inc. oscillators include quartz oscillators, as well as silicon hybrid clock oscillators, with a complete range of performance options. Both offer distinct advantages, and when you purchase your passive components from ECS Inc., you can rest assured knowing that you’re working with a global industry leader in microelectronic components.
8MHz XO (Standard) HCMOS, TTL Oscillator 5V Enable/Disable 8-DIP, 4 Leads (Half Size, Metal Can)
| ECS Inc. International | DigiKey | |
|---|---|---|
| Product Category | Oscillators | Oscillators |
| Product Number | ECS-2200BX-080 | XC1182-ND |
| Product Name | Through Hole Oscillators | Oscillators |
| Oscillator Type | XO | XO |
| Package / Form Factor | Through Hole Oscillators | Through Hole; 8-DIP, 4 Leads (Half Size, Metal Can) |
| Features / Standards | RoHS | Lead-Free |
| Frequency | 8 MHz |
