NSC5103A-80M

Overview

The NSC5103A-80M is a CMOS crystal oscillator manufactured by NDK. It operates at a frequency of 80 MHz with a standard output type. The device supports a supply voltage of 1.8V and includes a standby function for power down capabilities. It is housed in a 4-SMD, No Lead surface-mount package belonging to the NZ1612SH series. The component is designed for applications requiring precise timing signals within compact electronic systems.

Feature Summary

• Integrated standby mode for power management
• CMOS output signal compatibility
• Compact surface-mount form factor

Applications

• Portable consumer electronics
• Communication equipment
• Industrial control systems

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific operating voltage requirements against the target circuit design to ensure compatibility with the 1.8V specification. Confirm that the selected load conditions match the oscillator's internal parameters. Ensure that the PCB layout adheres to the recommended footprint dimensions for the 4-SMD package to maintain signal integrity and mechanical stability during assembly processes.

Selection Notes

Select this component when a low-voltage 80 MHz clock source is required. Consider the standby feature if power efficiency is critical. Evaluate the NZ1612SH series characteristics against space constraints. Compare performance metrics with alternative oscillators if higher frequencies or different output logic families are needed for the specific application context.

Part Context

This part belongs to NDK's NZ1612SH series of surface-mount crystal oscillators. The series is characterized by small footprints and low power consumption. The NSC5103A-80M specifically provides an 80 MHz output, fitting into the portfolio of timing solutions for modern miniaturized devices requiring reliable clock generation without excessive power draw.

Replacement Considerations

Check datasheets for compatible parts offering identical 80 MHz frequency and 1.8V operation. Verify pinout compatibility for direct replacement. Ensure equivalent frequency stability and phase noise specifications are met by potential substitutes to maintain system performance.