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The DS1077U-125+ is a dual-output, programmable fixed-frequency oscillator in an 8-pin µSOP package. It features a factory-trimmed internal master oscillator set to 125.000MHz. The device generates two synchronous outputs via on-chip prescalers and a divider, with frequencies ranging from 8.1kHz to 133MHz. It operates on a single 5V supply with ±0.5% initial tolerance and frequency variation over temperature. Configuration is managed through a 2-wire serial interface, with settings stored in nonvolatile EEPROM memory for retention upon power-up.
Verify the ordering suffix 'U' confirms the 8-pin 118mil µSOP package variant. Confirm the '-125' designation corresponds to the 125.000MHz master frequency option. Ensure the '+' suffix indicates lead-free compliance if required by assembly specifications. Cross-reference the specific revision level against the latest Analog Devices documentation to ensure compatibility with existing design constraints.
Select this model when a fixed 125MHz master frequency is required. The µSOP package is suitable for space-constrained designs compared to the standard SO package. Verify that the application requires only two output channels, as the device does not support additional independent outputs. Ensure the system voltage remains within the 4.75V to 5.25V range for optimal performance and adherence to specified electrical characteristics.
The DS1077 series belongs to the EconOscillator family, designed to replace discrete crystal oscillator circuits. The DS1077U-125+ specifically utilizes the µSOP footprint, offering a compact solution for embedded applications. This component integrates the oscillator, prescalers, and divider into a single chip, eliminating the need for external resonators or capacitors typically required in traditional oscillator designs.
Direct pin-compatible replacements include other variants within the DS1077 family, such as DS1077Z-125+ (SO package) or different frequency options like DS1077U-133+. Substitution requires verification that the master frequency and output configuration meet the target circuit requirements. No functional changes are implied by package variations alone.