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Footprint and BOM reduction

Learn how to save space and reduce the BOM of wearable, IoT and mobile applications with a 1.2 mm2 CSP clock solutions that drives multiple loads and eliminated multiple discrete devices.

3/13/2018 8:06:04 PM

Part List

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionAvailable QuantityPriceView Details
MEMS OSC TCXO 32.7680KHZ LVCMOSSIT1552AC-JE-DCC-32.768DMEMS OSC TCXO 32.7680KHZ LVCMOS22103 - Immediate$5.75View Details
MEMS OSC TCXO 32.7680KHZ LVCMOSSIT1552AI-JF-DCC-32.768DMEMS OSC TCXO 32.7680KHZ LVCMOS20399 - Immediate$5.71View Details
MEMS OSC XO 32.7680KHZ LVCMOSSIT1532AC-J5-DCC-32.768EMEMS OSC XO 32.7680KHZ LVCMOS3269 - Immediate$4.82View Details
MEMS OSC TCXO 32.7680KHZ LVCMOSSIT1552AI-JE-DCC-32.768EMEMS OSC TCXO 32.7680KHZ LVCMOS29562 - Immediate$6.29View Details
MEMS OSC XO 32.7680KHZ NANODRIVESIT1532AC-J5-D14-32.768EMEMS OSC XO 32.7680KHZ NANODRIVE0 - Immediate$4.00View Details
MEMS OSC TCXO 32.7680KHZ LVCMOSSIT1552AC-JE-DCC-32.768EMEMS OSC TCXO 32.7680KHZ LVCMOS34323 - Immediate$7.35View Details
MEMS OSC TCXO 32.7680KHZ LVCMOSSIT1552AI-JF-DCC-32.768EMEMS OSC TCXO 32.7680KHZ LVCMOS47 - Immediate$7.87View Details
MEMS OSC XO 32.7680KHZ NANODRIVESIT1532AC-J5-AA3-32.768EMEMS OSC XO 32.7680KHZ NANODRIVE0 - Immediate$4.04View Details
MEMS OSC XO 32.7680KHZ LVCMOSSIT1532AC-J5-DCC-32.768DMEMS OSC XO 32.7680KHZ LVCMOS12101 - Immediate$4.41View Details
MEMS OSC XO 32.7680KHZ LVCMOSSIT1532AI-J4-DCC-32.768DMEMS OSC XO 32.7680KHZ LVCMOS1860 - Immediate$4.62View Details
MEMS OSC XO 32.7680KHZ NANODRIVESIT1532AI-J4-D26-32.768DMEMS OSC XO 32.7680KHZ NANODRIVE15553 - Immediate$6.06View Details
EVAL BOARD FOR SIT1552SIT6098EBB_1552AI-JE-DCC-32.768EVAL BOARD FOR SIT15521 - Immediate$427.96View Details
EVAL BOARD FOR SIT8021SIT6303EB-8021AI-J4-18S-2.048000EVAL BOARD FOR SIT80210 - ImmediateSee Page for PricingView Details
EVAL BOARD FOR SIT8021SIT6303EB-8021AI-J4-18S-6.144000EVAL BOARD FOR SIT80210 - ImmediateSee Page for PricingView Details

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