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HCI 1553H-8.000J33DTSL 1553H
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Core information
- Product name
- HCI 1553H-8.000J33DTSL
- Type
- HCI
- Minimum package
- 1000 圆盘
Technical parameters
- Electronic Component
- Electronic Component
- Electronic Component
- HCI
- Electronic Component
- 1553H-8.000J33DTSL
- Electronic Component
- 1
- Package
- SMD5032-4P
- Electronic Component
- Passive Crystal Oscillator
- Electronic Component
- 0.102g
- Frequency
- 8MHz
- Electronic Component
- 1
- Electronic Component
- BM0264982136
- Operating Temperature
- 40℃~+85℃
- Operating Voltage
- 2.5V~3.3V
- Operating Current
- 10mA
- Electronic Component
- ±10ppm
- Output
- HCMOS
- Frequency
- ±20ppm
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1553H-8.000J33DTSL 产品概述
一、产品简介
1553H-8.000J33DTSL 是杭晶（HCI）推出的一款高精度、高可靠性的晶振模块，工作频率为 8.000 MHz。采用 SMD5032-4P 表贴封装，输出方式为 HCMOS，适配 2.5V 至 3.3V 宽电源范围，常温频差 ±10 ppm，频率稳定度 ±20 ppm，工作温度范围 -40℃～+85℃，工作电流典型值约 10 mA，适合对频率精度和稳定性有较高要求的工业级电子系统。
二、主要特点
- 高频率精度：常温（25℃）频差典型 ±10 ppm，保证系统启动与初始同步精度。
- 全温域稳定：频率稳定度 ±20 ppm（含温度漂移和典型环境变化），适合工业环境长期使用。
- 宽电压兼容：支持 2.5V～3.3V 供电，便于与不同电压平台直接接口。
- HCMOS 输出：逻辑电平兼容主流 MCU/FPGA 输入，免去额外缓冲器需求。
- 紧凑封装：SMD 5032（5.0×3.2 mm），4 引脚表贴封装，便于 SMT 贴装与高密度布板。
- 宽温工作：-40℃～+85℃，满足工业级温度可靠性要求。
三、典型应用
适用于需要高稳定时钟源的场景，包括但不限于：
- 工业控制与自动化设备
- 通信与网络设备（同步时钟）
- 嵌入式系统与微控制器时钟
- 仪器仪表与测试测量设备
- 消费类电子中需高精度时钟的模块
四、使用建议
- 输出直连 HCMOS 输入，必要时可加串联 22Ω～100Ω 阻尼以改善上升沿反射与 EMI。
- 布板时将电源地尽量靠近器件地脚，增加去耦电容（0.01µF～0.1µF）以降低电源噪声对频率的影响。
- 如在极端电磁环境或振动工况下使用，建议在样机阶段进行可靠性与相位噪声测试验证。
五、封装与订购信息
- 封装：SMD5032-4P（5.0 × 3.2 mm，4 引脚）
- 品牌：HCI（杭晶）
- 型号示例说明（示意）：1553H-8.000J33DTSL 中 “8.000” 表示频率 8.000 MHz，“J” 表示常温频差等级（±10 ppm），“33” 指额定工作电压 3.3V，具体编码含义请以厂家数据表为准。
如需器件样品、完整电气规格、封装图或可靠性测试报告，请联系杭晶销售或查看官方规格书以获得完整参数与推荐应用电路。
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