The DSC6311CI2FA-018.4320T is a precision silicon MEMS oscillator from Microchip Technology, a leading provider in the field of smart, connected, and secure embedded control solutions. This product is designed to deliver high performance and reliability for a wide array of electronic applications, including but not limited to telecommunications, networking, and industrial markets.
Featuring a frequency of 18.4320 MHz, the DSC6311 series offers a low-power, low-jitter, and compact clock solution when compared to traditional quartz crystal oscillators. The device comes in a 4-SMD, no lead package, which makes it suitable for modern high-density circuit designs. With an operating temperature range from -40°C to +85°C, it ensures consistent performance over a wide range of environmental conditions.
The DSC6311CI2FA-018.4320T stands out for its excellent stability and precision. It offers an integrated phase jitter of less than 1 picosecond (ps) over the 12 kHz to 20 MHz bandwidth, thus providing the necessary accuracy for applications requiring high-frequency stability such as advanced communication systems or high-speed data converters.
This MEMS oscillator is also equipped with a standby function that allows users to disable the output, which helps to reduce power consumption when the oscillator is not in use. Additionally, it boasts a fast start-up time, enabling quick resumption of operation, which is critical for applications that demand immediate response after a period of inactivity.
The DSC6311CI2FA-018.4320T is RoHS compliant, ensuring that it adheres to the latest environmental standards and regulations. Its robust design also provides excellent shock and vibration resistance, making it an ideal choice for applications in harsh environments or those subject to mechanical stresses.
Overall, the DSC6311CI2FA-018.4320T from Microchip Technology is a versatile and reliable choice for designers looking for a compact, high-performance timing solution that combines the benefits of MEMS technology with the ease of integration into various electronic systems.