CPPFXC7LZ-A7BR-16.384TS

Oscillators Overview

The CPPFXC7LZ-A7BR-16.384TS is a field-programmable CMOS clock oscillator manufactured by Cardinal Components Inc. It operates at a nominal frequency of 16.384 MHz with a ±20 ppm stability rating. The device supports tri-state output functionality and features an enable/disable control function. It is housed in a 5x7 mm ceramic surface-mount package and complies with RoHS standards.

Oscillators Feature Summary

• Field programmable using PG-3200 or PG-3000 instruments
• Tri-state output with enable/disable capability
• Sealed finished custom oscillator design

Oscillators Applications

• Driving A/D and D/A converters
• FPGA clocking
• Digital video interfaces
• Ethernet and GbE systems

Oscillators Procurement Notes

Verify the specific programming instrument compatibility, such as PG-3200 or PG-3000, required for field configuration. Confirm that the tri-state logic levels match the target system requirements. Ensure the ceramic SMD package dimensions fit the PCB layout constraints. Check RoHS compliance documentation if environmental regulations apply to the final assembly.

Oscillators Selection Notes

Select this component when a fixed 16.384 MHz CMOS signal is required with low jitter and precise timing accuracy. The ±20 ppm stability suits applications demanding tight frequency tolerance. The enable/disable feature allows for power management in portable devices. Consider the ceramic package for thermal robustness compared to plastic alternatives.

Oscillators Part Context

This part belongs to the CPPFX series of field-programmable blank oscillators from Cardinal Components. These devices allow users to program the frequency on-site, providing flexibility for prototype development and small-batch production without waiting for factory-customized units.

Oscillators Replacement Considerations

Direct replacements within the same series include other frequencies programmed via the PG-3200/PG-3000 tools. Verify pinout and voltage compatibility before substituting with similar CMOS oscillators from different manufacturers.