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Small Differential Output Oscillators

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Introducing Kyocera’s "Crystal Oscillator for Network Communication and Optical Module," which is essential for high-speed and large-capacity.

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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.

 

Keywords

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-).

Differences between CMOS and Differential Output Oscillators

 

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.

the rise and fall time of the signal is very fast

 

Noise Resistance

Even when noise is applied, it is offset on the receiver side. In other words, it is resistant to noise.

Noise Resistanse

 

Keywords

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.

 

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Applications

5G Base stations, network communications, optical modules, servers, data centers

5G Base Stations
Network Communications
Data Centers

Kyocera’s New Compact Differential Output Oscillator

Achieves Differential, Compact, High-Frequency, and Low Noise

Frequency

100 / 125 / 156.25MHz

Frequency Stability

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Operating Temperature Range

-40 to +85℃
-40 to +105℃

Output Type

LV-PECL / LVDS / HCSL
Vdd : 1.8V* / 2.5V / 3.3V
*Only LVDS/HCSL supports 1.8 V

Jitter

0.05ps typ.
LV-PECL 156.25MHz
@BW:12K to 20MHz

Size

2.0x 1.6mm / 2.5x2.0mm / 3.2x2.5mm

 

Mass Production: CY25 (After January)

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Data is based on research by Kyocera.