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NJU6395A - QUARTZ CRYSTAL OSCILLATOR

Download the NJU6395A datasheet PDF (NJU6395B included). The manufacturer datasheet provides complete specifications, pinout details, electrical characteristics, and typical applications for quartz crystal oscillator.

Description

The NJU6395 series is up to 125MHz low-voltage C-MOS quartz crystal oscillator, the NJU6395A is up to 110MHz and the NJU6395B is up to 125MHz.

The NJU6395 series consists of an oscillation amplifier, internal capacitors (Cg, Cd), feedback resistance (Rf), and 3-state output buffer.

Features

  • qLow Operating Voltage qMaximum Oscillation Frequency qHigh Fan-out sPAD.

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Note: The manufacturer provides a single datasheet file (NJU6395B_JRC.pdf) that lists specifications for multiple related part numbers.

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NJU6395 Series www.DataSheet4U.com QUARTZ CRYSTAL OSCILLATOR sGENERAL DESCRIPTION The NJU6395 series is up to 125MHz low-voltage C-MOS quartz crystal oscillator, the NJU6395A is up to 110MHz and the NJU6395B is up to 125MHz. The NJU6395 series consists of an oscillation amplifier, internal capacitors (Cg, Cd), feedback resistance (Rf), and 3-state output buffer. The output is 8mA at 3V and 12mA at 5V operation, which can drive C-MOS load.
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