Crystal Devices
Small Differential Output Oscillators
Introducing Kyocera’s "Crystal Oscillator for Network Communication and Optical Module," which is essential for high-speed and large-capacity.
Market Trend
The wired backbone is critical for 5G communications.
Core networks, servers, and data centers connected to 5G networks, in particular, need to increase backbone data transmission rates (100G/400G/800Gbit/sec) as the amount of information in communications increases, and demand for optical modules to support high-capacity transmission is increasing.
Under these circumstances, crystal devices require characteristics such as high frequency, low noise, and small size. To meet these requirements, Kyocera has developed a compact differential output oscillator.
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What is a Backbone?
High-speed, high-capacity network circuits for large-scale communication networks. It is used between carriers, bases, and countries, and is also called a backbone network.
What is a Differential Output Oscillator?
Differences between CMOS and Differential Output Oscillators
The CMOS oscillator has a one-wave output, while the differential output oscillator has a two-wave output.
The difference between the two signal levels determines the logical value (+ or-).
Advantages of Differential Output Oscillators
Capable of Large Capacity Transmission
Because of their low voltage operation, the rise and fall time of the signal is very fast, enabling high-frequency operation. In other words, large-capacity transmission is possible.
Noise Resistance
Even when noise is applied, it is offset on the receiver side. In other words, it is resistant to noise.
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What is Noise Resistance?
Electronic noise or noise from a thermal cooling fan can disturb the signal from the oscillator. Too much noise can cause communication errors and signal transmission delays, resulting in low-capacity, low-speed communication.
By resisting such noise, the signal is less likely to be disturbed, enabling high-speed and large-capacity communication.
Applications
5G Base stations, network communications, optical modules, servers, data centers
Kyocera’s New Compact Differential Output Oscillator
Achieves Differential, Compact, High-Frequency, and Low Noise
Frequency | 100 / 125 / 156.25MHz |
|---|---|
Frequency Stability | |
Operating Temperature Range | -40 to +85℃ |
Output Type | LV-PECL / LVDS / HCSL |
Jitter | 0.05ps typ. |
Size | 2.0x 1.6mm / 2.5x2.0mm / 3.2x2.5mm |
Mass Production: CY25 (After January)
Samples available
Data is based on research by Kyocera.
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