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The ECS-P75-AN is a programmable crystal oscillator from the ECS-P75 series, designed for surface-mount applications. It operates on a 5V supply and utilizes HCMOS output levels. The device features a frequency range of 1 MHz to 125 MHz with a total frequency stability of ±100 ppm. It supports an extended operating temperature range of -40°C to +85°C and has a maximum supply current of 45 mA. The component is housed in a compact 4-SMD, no-lead package measuring 7.00mm x 5.00mm.
Verify the specific frequency order code suffix required for your application, as the base model number requires programming. Confirm the voltage supply requirement matches your system design, noting that this specific variant is designated for 5V operation. Ensure the temperature grade aligns with environmental constraints. Check RoHS compliance status if restricted substances are a concern. Validate package dimensions against PCB footprint specifications before ordering.
Select this component when a fixed-frequency programmable oscillator is needed for 5V logic systems. Consider the ±100 ppm stability requirement against your system's jitter tolerance. Compare the 45 mA current consumption against power budget constraints. Evaluate the -40°C to +85°C range against ambient conditions. Ensure the 7.00mm x 5.00mm footprint fits within available board space constraints.
The ECS-P75 series represents a line of miniature, one-time programmable SMD ceramic oscillators. This family includes variants for different voltage supplies, such as the 3.3V ECS-P73 and the 5V ECS-P75. The components are designed for applications requiring precise timing without the need for external crystals or resonators, offering a low-profile solution for dense circuit boards.
Direct substitutes include other models within the ECS-P75 series with adjusted frequency codes. Cross-reference with ECS-P75-BN for identical electrical characteristics but potentially different ordering suffixes. Verify pinout compatibility and thermal performance when considering alternative manufacturers' programmable oscillators.