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AR50LC - MINIATURE ATOMIC CLOCK / RUBIDIUM OSCILLATOR

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Abracon’s AR50LC embedded Rubidium Oscillator offers the latest technology that provides exceptional performance including excellent accuracy, short term stability and frequency stability.

Features

  • of this series include lock monitor output and voltage control function to support a wide range of.

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Part number AR50LC
Manufacturer Abracon
File Size 361.96 KB
Description MINIATURE ATOMIC CLOCK / RUBIDIUM OSCILLATOR
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AR50LC series MINIATURE ATOMIC CLOCK, RUBIDIUM OSCILLATOR Description Abracon’s AR50LC embedded Rubidium Oscillator offers the latest technology that provides exceptional performance including excellent accuracy, short term stability and frequency stability. The Abracon AR50LC is available with either a sinewave or CMOS output and with a supply voltage of +5Vdc or +12Vdc, with extended range up to +18Vdc. Additional features of this series include lock monitor output and voltage control function to support a wide range of applications. Features Typical Applications  Output Frequency 10MHz  Low phase noise high precision atomic clock  Excellent short-term stability  Operating Supply Voltage: +5Vdc, +12Vdc  Ultra-tight frequency tolerance ±0.05 ppb  Temp stability available to 0.
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