CPPLC1-HT7PT

Programmable Oscillators Overview

The CPPLC1-HT7PT is a programmable crystal oscillator from Cardinal Components Inc., part of the FIPO series. It features CMOS output and operates on a 5V supply with enable/disable control. The frequency range spans 1 MHz to 133 MHz, with a stability of ±50ppm. It utilizes a crystal resonator and is housed in a 14-DIP package (4 leads, full size metal can). Operating temperature is -40°C to 85°C, with a maximum supply current of 45mA.

Programmable Oscillators Feature Summary

• Programmable frequency generation within a wide range
• CMOS logic output compatibility
• Enable/Disable pin for power management

Programmable Oscillators Applications

• General purpose clock signal generation
• Microprocessor system timing
• Digital communication interfaces

Programmable Oscillators Procurement Notes

Verify the specific operating frequency required during ordering, as this component is programmable. Confirm the 14-DIP metal can package matches the target PCB footprint. Ensure the 5V supply voltage aligns with the system design. Check RoHS status if environmental compliance is mandatory for the application.

Programmable Oscillators Selection Notes

Select this model when a precise, stable clock source is needed across a broad frequency spectrum. The CMOS output suits digital logic families. Consider the through-hole DIP package for legacy or high-reliability mounting requirements. Verify thermal performance within the specified industrial temperature range.

Programmable Oscillators Part Context

This oscillator belongs to Cardinal's FIPO series, designed for flexible timing solutions. It offers a balance of programmability and standard interface compatibility. The metal can package provides shielding against electromagnetic interference, enhancing signal integrity in noisy environments compared to plastic packages.

Programmable Oscillators Replacement Considerations

Direct substitutes include other Cardinal Components programmable oscillators with similar DIP packaging and CMOS outputs, such as the CPPLC7-HT7PT series, provided the frequency range and stability specifications meet the circuit requirements.