Product News -
September 2009 |
Industry's smallest line of Programmed Crystal Oscillators from 2.0x2.5mm, 0.95mm height RoHS Compliant |
Total Frequency Control, a leading supplier and manufacturer of precision oscillators, is pleased to offer programming services in the UK and EU for the industries smallest line of programmable oscillators. The PX and PY miniature smd series measuring at 2.5x2.0mm and 3.2x2.5mm offer the widest range of frequency selection in their class. With supply voltages at 1.8V, 2.5V or 3.3V, the PX/PY series can generate any output frequency ranging from 1 MHz to 200 MHz at low power levels. The low current consumption in active mode and small standby current of 10µA is designed to extend the battery life of portable electronics. Additionally, the PX/PY product family features industry-leading overall frequency stability performance up to +/-20ppm over various temperature ranges. Ideally suited for electronic devices requiring versatility in frequency selection, low power consumption, and miniaturized components such as portable electronics and mobile phones, the PX/PY products can be programmed at customized frequency and shipped in sample quantities within 3 working days and production quantity in one to two weeks. |
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Editor's Notes Total Frequency Control Limited (TFC) is a specialist supplier and manufacturer of Quartz Crystals, Precision Oscillators and Custom Wound Components. Established in 1988, TFC has recently upgraded its quality approval standard to ISO9001:2008 to go alongside environmental standard ISO14001:2004. TFC offers UK manufacturing facilities through their subsidiary company, RFX Ltd, who design and produce high frequency precision oscillators using AT cut and SC cut quartz crystals. In addition, TFC offer custom wound coils and inductors, produced in the UK or overseas depending on the customer's requirement. To download a high resolution image for this release, please go to the “News” area at www.tfc.co.uk. Alternatively, you can request an image by contacting: Craig Wells |
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