1. What are the differences between JITO and JITO-2? For answer click here.

2. How does the JITO-2 compare with the next closest non-pll oscillator? For answer click here.

3. What do I do with the extra 2 pads on JITO-2? For answer click here.

4. What information do I need to get a sample of JITO-2? For answer click here.

1. What are the differences between JITO and JITO-2?

The JITO-2 offers several new features and enhancements over the original JITO. The frequency range has been extended to 250MHz from the original 125MHz. The surface mount version now has an enable/disable feature on pad 1. There are more frequency stability/operating temperature ranges available. There are now PECL as well as HCMOS output options. Lastly, there is no power supply ramp speed requirement on the JITO-2.

2. How does the JITO-2 compare with the next closest non-pll oscillator?

The JITO-2 was designed to be as close as possible a cross to the next closest non-pll oscillator but with a big improvement in delivery time. It is particularly well suited for microprocessor and microcontroller applications. Crystal controlled phase locked loop oscillators have more jitter than non-PLL which can impact some communications applications.

3. What do I do with the extra 2 pads on JITO-2?

The surface mount version of JITO-2 has 6 pads. If the device is configured as an HCMOS device then the center two pads should be left open. If the device is configured for PECL output, then pad 2 is a complementary output. In both cases, pad 5 is used for programming the output frequency by Fox and should be left no connect by the customer.

4. What information do I need to get a sample of JITO-2?

A valid part number and frequency such as a JITO-2-DC5AE-40.000MHz. A shipping address and contact name. An estimate of annual potential