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Z-Communications, Inc. - Press Release 7-18-2008


Z-Communications, Inc.

Z-Comm Announces
VCO: CRO2090A-LF
Features Ultra Low Phase Noise

 

SAN DIEGO, July 18, 2008: Z-Communications, Inc. is proud to announce a new RoHS compliant, coaxial resonator oscillator (CRO2090A-LF) in S band (2060-2120 MHz) offering ultra low (typ) phase noise performance of –110dBc/Hz @10kHz offset.  This unique design offers a linear tuning sensitivity of 25 MHz/V (typ) and covers the band between 1- 4 V. It has excellent (typ) 2nd harmonic suppression of -25 dBc.

 

It is designed to deliver a typical output power of 0dBm at 5Vdc supply while drawing 21mA (typ) over the extended operating temperature range of -40º to 85º C.  CRO2090A-LF comes in Z-COMM’s industry standard MINI package measuring 0.50 in. x 0.50 in. x0.22 in. This amazing VCO is ideal for automated surface mount assembly and reflow. It is available in tape and reel packaging for production requirements.

 

CRO2090A-LF is ideally suited for microwave radio and fixed wireless applications that require linear tuning and excellent phase noise performance. Additional specifications for this product can be found on-line at
http://www.zcomm.com/webstore/ProductInfo.aspx?productid=CRO2090A-LF.

 

For further information on this model or any other product from Z-Communications, Inc. please contact our Applications department via e-mail at applications@zcomm.com or call us at 858-621-2700.

 

 

 

 
Part Number:      CRO2090A-LF
Delivery:              Stock-6 weeks
Contact:               Z-Communications, Inc.
                              Tel: 858-621-2700 

                              Fax: 858-621-2722
                              Email Technical Support – applications@zcomm.com
                              Email Sales: :sales@zcomm.com
                              URL: http://www.zcomm.com

 


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