格林雷TCXO的工作原理
Understanding TCXO Compensation
All uncompensated quartz crystal oscillators will experiencedrift according to the characteristics of their quartz crystal. The amount of drift in the frequency reference is usually in the range of ±10 to ±50ppm, depending upon individual crystal characteristics.Temperature compensated crystal oscillators, or "TCXOs", are often selected for applications that require a more stable frequency reference and usually offer a resolution better than a standard, uncompensated quartz crystal oscillator.
TCXOs are compensated over the customer's required temperature range to a specific frequency stability needed for the particular application. TCXOs can, for example, be compensated to <1ppm over the industrial operating temperature range of -40°C to +85°C.
Temperature Compensated Crystal Oscillators - Methods
Various compensation methods have been used over the years, including:
Thermistor/Resistor Network Compensation- Thermistor/resistor compensation utilizes a correction voltage generated by a network of one or more thermistors to cancel the frequency vs. temperature variation. As early as 1961, compensation ratios of greater than 100-to-1 were being achieved, i.e., a crystal with a peak-to-peak deviation of 50ppm over temperature could be compensated to a level of 0.5ppm. Thermistor/resistor compensated TCXOs have been a mainstay in the industry for over 50 years.
Digital Temperature Compensation- By the late 1970s, advances in IC technology made it practical to devise compensation systems using analog-to-digital conversions and solid-state memory. Although crude by today's standards, digital TCXOs achieving better than 0.1ppm performance were produced by several manufacturers, including Rockwell Collins and Greenray Industries.
Over the years, other digital compensation implementations have been developed, many with embedded computing power as a means of facilitating calibration and system operation. Others utilized elaborate temperature measurement schemes, such as dual-mode crystal, self temp-sensing, to achieve temperature stabilities of 0.05ppm or better.
Analog Integration- The expanding capabilities of large-scale integration made it possible to include more of the functions required for temperature compensation into a single IC. This has led to development of the current generation of ASICs that allow construction of precision analog TCXOs with just two components - the ASIC and the quartz crystal. These ICs use analog multipliers to generate a smooth curve which fits a 5thorder polynomial to the crystal to be compensated. Stabilities of better than ±0.2ppm can be achieved over temp ranges as wide as -40°C to +85°C.
Although first-generation fabrications often resulted in relatively large die, reductions in geometries and smaller ICs now enable precision TCXOs to be housed in packages as small as 2mm x 2.5mm.
While Greenray Industries manufactures temperature compensated crystal oscillators using each of these compensation methods, analog ASIC-type TCXOs outnumber all the other types, combined.
格林雷TCXO的工作原理
了解TCXO补偿
温度补偿晶体振荡器.方法
热敏电阻/电阻网络补偿
数字温度补偿
模拟积分
T52
10 - 52
T56
10 - 52
T58
10 - 52
T70
10 - 50
T71
10 - 50
T72
10 - 50
T73
10 - 50
T90
10 - 100
T91
10 - 100
T120
10 - 100
T121
50 - 100
T124
T1215
T1220
10 - 50
T1241
50 - 100
T1243
10 - 50
T1244
50 - 150
T1247
10 - 50
T1254
10 - 50
T1276
2.5 - 120
T1282
40 - 100
T1300
10 - 50
T1307
10 - 50
T1354
10 - 100
ZT600
10 - 125
ZT601
10 - 500
ZT610
10 - 50