The new EG-2121/2102CB series of defferential-output SAW oscillators from Epson Toyocom are believed to be the smallest of their type in the world (Source: Epson Toyocom research as of March 15,2011). Measuring just 5.0mm x 3.2mm x 1.4mm the new devices have a 50% smaller footprint than their predecessors yet still boast high frequencies and outstanding stability. Samples of the new SAW oscillators are now available at distributor Rutronik. Commercial availability is scheduled for December 2011.

To meet strong market demand for smaller products, Epson Toyocom reduced the size of the SAW resonators and oscillation circuits. The devices in the EG-2121/2102CB series oscillate at fundamental frequencies rangingfrom 100MHz to 700MHz. They support 2.5V and 3.3V LVDS and LV-PECL output and consume approximately 50% less power than their predecessors.This endows them with both excellent noise immunity and high stability: phase jitter is 0.5 ps, while frequency tolerance is ±50 x 10-6.These oscillators use a SAW resonator engineered to be resistant to oscillation defects induced by particles and other foreign substances, while a built-in low-noise regulator enables them to withstand fluctuations in the external power supply. These characteristics of the new SAW oscillators will make them important components in stable, high-capacity, high-speed communications systems. With an excellent track record for reliability and massproduction, they are a perfect match for systems that require high reliability.

All product information stated in the current press release is based on the franchise situation in Germany. Country specific variations may therefore be possible.
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