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Crystek Corp. introduces new voltage-controlled oscillator

FORT MYERS, Fla., 18 Oct. 2008. LinkCrystek has introduced CVCO55CC-3619-3711 VCO (voltage-controlled oscillator) operates from 3619 MHz to 3711 MHz with a control voltage range of 0.1V~16V. This VCO features a typical phase noise of -106 dBc/Hz @ 10KHz offset. Output power is typically +5.0 dBm.

The model CVCO55CC-3619-3711 is packaged in the industry-standard 0.5-in. x 0.5-in. SMD package. Input voltage is 8 V, with a max current consumption of 40 mA. Pulling and Pushing are minimized to 3.00 MHz and 0.50 MHz/V, respectively. Second harmonic suppression is -20 dBc typical.

The CVCO55CC-3619-3711 is well suited for use in applications such as digital radio equipment, fixed wireless access, satellite communications systems, and base stations.

Pricing for the CVCO55CC-3619-3711 starts at $19.52 ea. in volume.



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