ASSVP-D04

Programmable Oscillators Overview

The Abracon LLC ASSVP-D04 is a programmable CMOS clock oscillator operating within the 10 MHz to 160 MHz range. It utilizes a crystal resonator and supports a 3.3V supply voltage with standby functionality. The device features a 4-SMD, no-lead package measuring 7.0mm x 5.0mm x 1.4mm. Key electrical parameters include tri-state outputs and support for spread spectrum modulation.

Programmable Oscillators Feature Summary

• Programmable frequency generation across a wide bandwidth
• Integrated power-down mode for energy efficiency
• CMOS output interface compatible with standard logic levels

Programmable Oscillators Applications

• High-speed data communication interfaces
• Network infrastructure equipment
• Industrial control systems requiring precise timing

Programmable Oscillators Procurement Notes

Verify that the specific order suffix matches the required frequency and package variant. Confirm that the component meets RoHS compliance standards for your region. Ensure the supplier provides valid traceability documentation. Check for any specific handling requirements during storage and assembly processes.

Programmable Oscillators Selection Notes

Select this model when a fixed-frequency oscillator does not meet system requirements. Consider the 3.3V supply constraint and available current budget. Evaluate the physical footprint against PCB space limitations. Verify that the programmable range covers all necessary operational frequencies.

Programmable Oscillators Part Context

This component belongs to the ASSVP series of programmable oscillators from Abracon LLC. The series offers flexibility in frequency selection while maintaining a compact surface-mount form factor. It serves as a direct replacement for fixed-frequency crystals in modern digital designs.

Programmable Oscillators Replacement Considerations

Direct substitutes include other Abracon ASSVP models with matching pinouts. Verify compatibility with existing firmware or configuration tools used for frequency programming.