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The CVCO55CC-2818-2835 is a voltage-controlled oscillator manufactured by Crystek Corporation, designed for microwave frequency applications. It operates within a tuning range of 2818 MHz to 2835 MHz, with a center frequency of 2826.5 MHz. The device requires a supply voltage between 0.5 V and 4.5 V and draws a maximum current of 40 mA. Output power is typically 5 ±2 dBm, while second harmonic suppression is typically -20 dBc. Phase noise performance reaches -113 dBc/Hz. The component is housed in a strip package measuring 0.500 inches by 0.500 inches (12.70 mm x 12.70 mm) and complies with RoHS standards.
Verify the specific part number CVCO55CC-2818-2835 against official Crystek documentation to ensure accuracy. Confirm that the required operating temperature range and supply voltage specifications align with your system design. Check for any available evaluation boards or technical support resources provided by the manufacturer to facilitate development and testing phases effectively.
Select this component when a stable voltage-controlled oscillator is needed in the 2.8 GHz range. Ensure the application can accommodate the specified 0.5 V to 4.5 V control voltage and 40 mA maximum current draw. Consider the physical dimensions of the 0.5-inch square package for PCB layout constraints. Verify that the typical phase noise and output power levels meet the sensitivity requirements of the target RF circuit.
Crystek Corporation has provided frequency control products since 1958, specializing in quartz-based resonators and microwave frequency solutions. The company operates divisions dedicated to both general frequency control and specialized microwave industry products. This VCO belongs to their broader line of oscillators, which includes crystals, TCXOs, and PLL synthesizers, supporting various industrial and commercial markets.
Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided source material. Consult Crystek's official documentation or authorized distributors for potential cross-reference options if alternative sourcing is required.