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The Skyworks Solutions Inc. 512BBA000233BAG is a standard clock oscillator from the Si512 series, designed for general-purpose applications with dual frequency outputs. It operates within a voltage range of 2.97 V to 3.63 V, typically at 3.3 V, and draws a current of 19 mA. The device features an LVDS output format and offers a frequency stability of 30 PPM. Encased in a compact 5 mm x 3.2 mm surface mount package, it supports an operating temperature range from -40°C to +85°C. This component includes an enable pin (OE Pin 2) and is suitable for frequencies between 0.1 MHz and 250 MHz.
Verify the specific dual frequency values required for your application against the official datasheet, as the part number indicates dual output capability but does not specify the exact frequencies in the base identifier. Confirm that the LVDS output format aligns with your receiver inputs. Ensure the supply voltage matches the 3.3 V nominal requirement and that the thermal environment stays within the -40°C to +85°C operational range specified by the manufacturer.
Select this component when dual independent frequencies are needed from a single package to save board space. The LVDS output is ideal for noise-sensitive high-speed designs. Compare the 30 PPM stability against system jitter requirements. Consider the 19 mA current consumption for power budgeting. Verify compatibility with OE Pin 2 logic levels if active low/high enable functionality is required for power management strategies.
This oscillator belongs to the Si512 family, which specializes in dual-frequency solutions. Unlike single-frequency models like the Si511, the Si512 provides two distinct clock outputs. The 512BBA000233BAG specifically utilizes the BBA suffix configuration for LVDS outputs and standard packaging. It competes in the market for compact, multi-output timing solutions where board real estate is limited.
The output format is LVDS (Low Voltage Differential Signaling).
Yes, the Si512 series supports both differential and single-ended configurations, though the BBA suffix typically denotes LVDS.
The device uses OE Pin 2 for enable control functionality.