SIT5711

The SiT5711 is the industry’s smallest Stratum 3E OCXO with ±5 ppb frequency stability and 40 ppt/°C frequency slope (ΔF/ΔT). This device is engineered to provide the best dynamic performance. Leveraging SiTime’s unique DualMEMS™ and TurboCompensation™ temperature sensing technology, this OCXO delivers the most stable timing in the presence of environmental stressors such as airflow, temperature perturbation, vibration, shock, and electromagnetic interference (EMI).

The environmental robustness of SiT5711 enables unmatched ease-of-use and simplifies system design:

• Can be placed anywhere on the PCB
  
• No mechanical cover or shielding needed for thermal isolation
  
• No external regulators required
  
• No additional sealing needed for high humidity environments
  

The SiT5711 can be factory-programmed to any frequency between 1 and 60 MHz and the 9 x 7 mm package is the smallest Stratum 3E OCXO available.

Specifications

Features

10 times better dynamic stability under airflow and fast temp. ramp, ensures best system performance in harsh environments

• ±5 or ±8 ppb over-temp. stability
  
• 2e-11 ADEV at 10 sec under airflow
  
• ±40 ppt/°C frequency slope (ΔF/ΔT)
  

Unmatched ease-of-use, simplifying system design

• No restrictions on PCB placement
  
• No mechanical shielding needed for thermal isolation
  
• Resistant to humidity
  
• On-chip regulators, no need for external LDOs or ferrite beads
  

Smallest size, ideal for high density and small form factor systems

• 9 x 7 mm footprint, 75% smaller
  
• 6.5 mm height, 40% thinner
  

Higher reliability and robustness

• 20 times better vibration resistance, ideal for outdoor pole mounted equipment
  
• Resistant to microphonic and/or board bending effects, ideal for large telecom PCBs
  
• Semiconductor-level quality and reliability, batch to batch consistency
  
• No activity dips or micro jumps
  

Programmable platform eliminates long lead times and customization cost associated with legacy quartz OCXO

• Any frequency from 1 to 60 MHz
  
• LVCMOS or clipped sine-wave outputs