#82 Replace oscillator with a suitable crystal

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opened 3 years ago by Michael Schloh von Bennewitz · 2 comments

Replace oscillator with a crystal

Problem environment

Oscillators, resonators, and crystals can be used for accurate timing in RF applications.

Steps to reproduce

  1. Observe the schematic and bill of materials
  2. Locate TCXO (XC1) connected to XTA and XTB

Expected result

The part XC1 refers to a inexpensive yet accurate (±10 ppm) crystal.

Actual result

The part XC1 refers to a expensive and hard to manage oscillator.

Severity level

This is medium priority because assembly and cost stand to benefit considerably.

# Replace oscillator with a crystal ## Problem environment Oscillators, resonators, and crystals can be used for accurate timing in RF applications. ## Steps to reproduce 1. Observe the schematic and bill of materials 1. Locate TCXO (XC1) connected to XTA and XTB ## Expected result The part XC1 refers to a inexpensive yet accurate (±10 ppm) crystal. ## Actual result The part XC1 refers to a expensive and hard to manage oscillator. ## Severity level This is **medium priority** because assembly and cost stand to benefit considerably.
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Michael Schloh von Bennewitz added this to the Final schematic and layout design milestone 3 years ago

A good replacement is the Murata XRCGB32M000F1H18R0 4-pin 2mm x 1,6mm crystal.

A good replacement is the Murata [XRCGB32M000F1H18R0](https://www.digikey.de/product-detail/de/XRCGB32M000F1H18R0/490-XRCGB32M000F1H18R0CT-ND/13250883/?itemSeq=345224810) 4-pin 2mm x 1,6mm crystal.

Resolved by d1de14d.

Resolved by d1de14d.
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