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Following the acquisiton of AXTAL, Q-Tech has introduced the AXTAL GHz series of high-performance, ultra-low noise and high-frequency crystal oscillators and modules to the US market.

Q-Tech Corporation has introduced the industry’s first multiple-output temperature-controlled crystal oscillators (TCXOs) designed for full space applications.

Q-Tech, a global supplier of space-qualified crystal oscillators and high-performance frequency control systems, announces its expanded offering of high-stability microprocessor compensated (MCXO) and oven-controlled (OCXO) crystal oscillators.

Vishay Intertechnology's Inductors Division has expanded its frequency control line with new surface-mount crystals and oscillators to deliver smaller packages, wider value ranges and improved performance, all while reducing costs.

Accurate, low jitter and stable timing signals are crucial for synchronising the data flow. To meet the demands of emerging technology and keep systems running like clockwork, it’s time to rethink your timing devices. In this article, readers will learn why micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) silicon timing devices take the high ground over quartz in the new age of electronic design.

Chorus is SiTime's new, MEMS-based clock-system-on-a-chip (ClkSoC) clock generator family, designed to provide the timing heartbeat for AI datacentre and communication infrastructure applications.

IQD has announced the release of a new miniature OCXO in their range of enhanced performance oscillators: IQOV-116, at electronica, Munich, November 12–15, Hall A6, Würth Elektronik Booth 502.

SiTime’s Chorus been shortlisted for theElectronics Excellence Awardsunder the E-Mech Product category.

Have you ever thought about the total cost of using a crystal resonator versus a MEMS oscillator? This question may not be at the forefront of your selection process when the price of crystals seems so cheap – at least on the surface.

Siemens Digital Industries Software has announced that INTERCHIP has used Siemens‘ Analog FastSPICE platform and Symphony platform to verify its newest IPV Voltage-Controlled Crystal Oscillator (VCXO) integrated circuit (IC) and IPS Simple Packaged Crystal Oscillator (SPXO).