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The SG-8003JF-PCC is a programmable crystal oscillator manufactured by Epson, designed for high-precision timing applications. It features CMOS output levels and operates at a supply voltage of 3.3V. The component exhibits a frequency stability of ±100ppm over the specified temperature range. It utilizes a surface-mount package with a maximum seated height of 1.50mm (0.059 inches). The device allows for frequency programming via Digi-Key ordering notes, providing flexibility in system design without requiring hardware changes.
Verify the specific target frequency required for your application when placing orders, as this component is programmed to custom specifications. Confirm that the 3.3V supply voltage aligns with your system's power rails. Ensure the ±100ppm stability meets your system's jitter and timing requirements. Check RoHS compliance status if environmental regulations apply to your manufacturing process.
Select this model when a precise, customizable frequency is needed from a compact oscillator. The 3.3V operation makes it suitable for modern low-voltage digital circuits. Consider the ±100ppm stability for applications where moderate precision is sufficient. The programmable nature allows for inventory simplification compared to stocking multiple fixed-frequency parts.
This part belongs to the SG-8003 series of programmable oscillators from Seiko Epson. The series offers various voltage options and stability grades, such as the SG-8003JF-SEB which supports 1.8V and 50ppm stability. The SG-8003JF-PCC specifically targets 3.3V applications with standard ppm tolerance, fitting into the broader portfolio of timing solutions for consumer and industrial electronics.
Direct substitutes within the same family include variants like SG-8003JF-PCM or SG-8003JF-SEB, provided the voltage and stability differences are acceptable. Cross-referencing requires matching the package outline and pin configuration. Verify that alternative programmable oscillators support similar customization processes.