The OX–070 is a high stability ovenized crystal oscillator in a miniature atomic clock compatible footprint, capable of aging rates of 0.06 ppb/day and temperature stabilities of 1ppb over the industrial temperature range. Driven by an SC–cut crystal, the OX–070 has twice the temperature range, similar aging and temperature performance of the miniature atomic clocks. It also has better Allan Deviation and phase noise than commercially available miniature atomic clocks, at a tenth of the cost.
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Richardson RFPD Inc. announced the availability and full design support capabilities for a new 700 to 3800 MHz, UltraCMOS® SPDT RF switch from Peregrine Semiconductor Corporation. The PE42822 is a HaRP™ technology-enhanced absorptive 50Ω SPDT RF protection switch designed for use in high-power and high-performance wireless infrastructure and small cell applications, supporting frequencies up to 3800 MHz.
Linear Technology Corp. introduces the LTC2380-24, a breakthrough no latency 24-bit 2 Msps successive approximation register (SAR) analog-to-digital converter (ADC). The LTC2380-24 features an integrated digital filter that averages 1 to 65,536 conversion results real time, dramatically improving the dynamic range from 101 dB at 1.5 Msps to 145 dB at an output data rate of 30.5 sps.
The saving potential of SPINNER’s low PIM switches in RF testing environments is immense. They spare you the hassle of undocking and re-docking measurement cables when performing different measurements on the same DUT. Technically speaking, these are DPDT switches with two parallel-switching inputs and outputs. They are available with 7-16 and 4.3-10 connectors and specified for -165 dBc (typ. -170 dBc).
RFMW Ltd. announces design and sales support for the PE42422 UltraCMOS SPDT RF switch from Peregrine Semiconductor. The enhanced frequency range of the PE42422 pushes down to 5 MHz providing broadband performance from 5 to 6000 MHz. Typical insertion loss of 0.25 dB at 1000 MHz with 44 dB isolation is maintained. This reflective switch integrates on-board CMOS control logic requiring no external components. 
The OX–305 is a 100 MHz ultra low phase noise ovenized crystal oscillator with a noise floor as low as –178 dBc/Hz in a compact 20 mm x 20 mm x 13 mm enclosure. Designed for applications that demand extremely low noise sources; including the reference oscillator for a phase–locked loop in the microwave spectrum. Custom frequencies available upon request.
Vectron’s VT-706 Temperature Compensated Crystal Oscillator (TCXO) in an industry standard four pin 7.0 x 5.0 mm package. Tight stabilities as low as +/-50 ppb can be achieved in this standard package, to support both legacy systems for backwards compatibility and newer designs where footprint compatibility with other precision oscillators remains a requirement.
The VX–706 is a new discrete VCXO in a 5 x 7 mm footprint with improved phase noise and jitter performance previously only available in a 9 x 14 mm package (VX–501). As board layouts become increasingly dense, VCXOs must meet performance specifications and deliver it in smaller package sizes. The new VX–706 supports this progression with improved phase noise performance.
The VX-504 is a low g-sensitivity VCXO that offers a g-sensitivity of 0.3ppb/g, with jitter performance of 60fsec over the offset bandwidth of 12kHz to 20MHz. It is available up to 160MHz and is ideal for industrial and harsh environment conditions.
The OX–204 is an Ultra Low Noise OCXO designed for applications that have a need for uncompromised phase noise performance in a 1" x 1" package. The OX–204 achieves a close in phase noise performance of −140dBc/Hz at the 10Hz offset with a phase noise floor of <-175dBc/Hz.