DocumentCode
2985041
Title
A new low profile DOCXO
Author
Vorokhovsky, Yakov L. ; Anastasyev, Sergey V. ; Volkov, Alexander A.
Author_Institution
Morion, Inc., St. Petersburg, Russia
fYear
2004
fDate
23-27 Aug. 2004
Firstpage
449
Lastpage
451
Abstract
Two years ago Morion Incorporated introduced its first DOCXO model. Since that time Morion have produced more than 15000 of such DOCXO mainly for CDMA application. Now we introduce the new DOCXO design having much lower height. Generally the height reduction of the oscillator´s case decreases thermal resistance between ovenized components of the oscillator and ambient. This factor causes degradation of the frequency stability versus temperature. In the new DOCXO temperature stability is achieved by increase of thermal gain of the two-stage oven, decrease of thermal gradients in the outer oven´s case, and use of some elements, which decrease the thermal link between inner and outer ovens. The major technical characteristics of this DOCXO are: standard frequencies 4.096; 5.0; 8.192; 10.0; 12.288; 15.0; 16.384; 20.0 MHz; frequency stability: versus temperature range -40...+70°C ±1*10-10, ±2*10-10; versus supply voltage change 12V±10% ±5*10-11; versus load change 50 ohm ±10% ±1*10-10; versus aging per day ±1*10-10; Allan variance for 1s 1*10-12; output level 7±2 dBm; power consumption <3 W (steady state @25°C); dimensions 2n*211*111 (50.8*50.8*25.4mm).
Keywords
crystal oscillators; frequency stability; thermal stability; -40 to 70 degC; 10 MHz; 12.288 MHz; 15 MHz; 16.384 MHz; 20 MHz; 4.096 MHz; 5 MHz; 8.192 MHz; CDMA application; Morion Incorporated; frequency stability; low profile DOCXO; oscillator; ovenized components; temperature stability; thermal gain; Aging; Frequency; Multiaccess communication; Oscillators; Ovens; Temperature distribution; Thermal degradation; Thermal resistance; Thermal stability; Voltage;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Frequency Control Symposium and Exposition, 2004. Proceedings of the 2004 IEEE International
ISSN
1075-6787
Print_ISBN
0-7803-8414-8
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/FREQ.2004.1418499
Filename
1418499
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