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The FMXC7009 is a phase-locked oscillator manufactured by Fairview Microwave, designed for high-frequency signal generation applications. It operates at a fixed output frequency of 6 GHz with an output power range of 4 to 10 dBm. The device utilizes an external reference input operating at 100 MHz and features a reference power range of 4 to 10 dBm. Key performance metrics include a phase noise specification of -90 dBc/Hz. This component is categorized under Phase Locked Loops (PLL) and serves as a precision oscillator solution within RF systems.
Verify the specific datasheet version from Fairview Microwave or authorized distributors to confirm pinout configurations and mechanical dimensions. Ensure that the external reference source matches the required 100 MHz frequency and 4-10 dBm power level. Check for any specific mounting requirements or thermal management needs associated with the oscillator package before integration into the final assembly.
Select the FMXC7009 when a fixed 6 GHz output is required with strict phase noise constraints. Consider the need for an external 100 MHz reference clock when designing the system architecture. Evaluate if the 4-10 dBm output power range meets the downstream circuit requirements without additional amplification. Compare against other PLL oscillators if variable frequency tuning is necessary, as this model provides a fixed frequency output.
Fairview Microwave specializes in providing high-quality RF and microwave components, including connectors, cables, and active devices like oscillators. The FMXC7009 belongs to their portfolio of phase-locked loops and oscillators, supporting applications in industrial automation, telecommunications, and defense sectors where reliable high-frequency signal generation is critical for system performance.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Users should consult Fairview Microwave directly for cross-reference information or equivalent alternatives that match the 6 GHz frequency, 100 MHz reference, and -90 dBc/Hz phase noise specifications.