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The Connor Winfield FTS250-HP-010.0M is a GPS/GNSS-driven mixed-signal phase lock loop module providing precision timing and synchronization. It generates a 10 MHz CMOS output, a 10 MHz sine output (~9 dBm), and a 1 PPS CMOS output from an onboard low jitter VCXO. The unit locks to a 1 PPS reference derived from the integrated LEA-M8F GPS receiver but can also synchronize to external 10 MHz or 1 PPS references via mode control inputs. Operating on a +3.3 V supply with current consumption of 270 mA (VCC1) and 36 mA (VCC2), it features three selectable alarm outputs for Loss-of-Lock, Holdover, and Antenna Fault status.
Verify the specific holdover thermal stability option required for the application environment. The model suffix indicates the oscillator type used for holdover performance; standard configurations utilize TCXO options such as T1 (±200ppb at -40°C to 85°C). Confirm that the selected variant matches the necessary frequency stability specifications before procurement.
Select the appropriate holdover specification based on operating temperature requirements. Options include TCXO variants like T1 (-40°C to 85°C, ±200ppb) or T2 (0°C to 70°C, ±100ppb), and OCXO variants like O1 (±10ppb) or O2 (±20ppb). Ensure the design accommodates the physical dimensions of the 28-pin DIP module and provides adequate clearance for the SMA antenna connector.
This component belongs to the FTS250-HP Series of GPS Disciplined Oscillators designed for fixed position operation. The series combines a phase lock loop circuitry with a GNSS receiver to provide superior timing solutions. The datasheet SG176 details the electrical characteristics and pinout for this specific 10 MHz output configuration.
Direct replacement requires matching the 28-DIP package and pinout compatibility. Alternative models within the FTS250-HP series offer different holdover stabilities (e.g., OCXO vs. TCXO) which may affect power consumption and size. Verify that any substitute maintains the required ITU-T G.811 compliance and reference input/output logic levels.