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The Skyworks 510DBA-AAAG is a programmable crystal oscillator (XO) from the Si510 series, designed for general-purpose clocking applications. It operates within a frequency range of 100 kHz to 124.999 MHz and delivers an HCSL output format. The device functions at a supply voltage of 3.3 V with a maximum current consumption of 19 mA. It features a frequency stability of 25 ppm and supports an enable/disable control function. The component is housed in a compact 7 mm x 5 mm surface-mount package with a height of 1.8 mm, suitable for space-constrained designs.
Verify the specific programming requirements before ordering, as this is a programmable device. Confirm that the target application supports the HCSL output voltage levels and signal integrity specifications. Ensure the design accommodates the 3.3 V supply rail and the thermal characteristics of the 7x5 mm SMD package. Cross-reference the part number suffix to confirm the exact configuration and packaging type intended for your production needs.
Select this component when a flexible, programmable clock source is required rather than a fixed-frequency oscillator. It is appropriate for designs where frequency adjustments might be needed during development or deployment. Consider the HCSL output format compatibility with downstream receivers. Evaluate the 25 ppm stability against system jitter requirements. The Si510 series offers a balance of performance and size for modern electronic assemblies.
The 510DBA-AAAG belongs to the Si510 family of standard oscillators manufactured by Skyworks Solutions. This series is characterized by its programmability and low power consumption. The device integrates a crystal resonator internally, simplifying the bill of materials compared to discrete solutions. It is part of Skyworks' portfolio aimed at providing reliable timing solutions for various industrial and commercial applications.
Direct substitutes may include other Skyworks Si510 variants with different frequency programming options or output formats such as LVDS or CMOS. Verify that any replacement maintains the same package dimensions and pinout compatibility. Check if the alternative part supports the required HCSL output swing and frequency range. Consult official Skyworks documentation for cross-reference lists.