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XMP-4100/4200

Product catalog summary

Specifications:
The document outlines the specifications for the XMP-4100 and XMP-4200 quartz crystal products. The frequency range is divided into three modes of vibration: fundamental (10MHz to 45MHz), 3rd overtone (30MHz to 150MHz), and 5th overtone (100MHz to 160MHz). Temperature stability options are provided for two ranges: -20°C to +70°C and -40°C to +85°C, with stability options of ±25 ppm, ±50 ppm, and ±100 ppm. Nominal frequency tolerance at 25°C is categorized as A (±25 ppm), B (±50 ppm), and C (±100 ppm). Load capacity ranges from 15pF to 32pF, with series resonance available. The drive level is standardized at 0.1mW, and aging is specified at ±3 ppm for the first year. The storage temperature range is from -55°C to +125°C.

Ordering Information:
A typical part number example is provided: XMP-4105-1A-30pF-20MHz, which includes details such as package type (UM-5), mode (fundamental), temperature stability (±50 ppm vs. -40/+85°C), adjustment tolerance (±25 ppm), load capacity (30pF), and frequency (20MHz). The document also explains the coding for product family, temperature stability, nominal frequency tolerance, frequency, mode, and load capacity.

Package Drawings:
The document includes package drawings for both XMP-4100 and XMP-4200 models, although the drawings themselves are not detailed in the text.

R1max as a Function of Frequency:
A table is provided showing the maximum resistance (R1max) as a function of frequency for different modes: fundamental (10.0 to 17.9 MHz: 40 Ohm, 18.0 to 45 MHz: 30 Ohm), 3rd overtone (30.0 to 49.9 MHz: 50 Ohm, 50.0 to 100 MHz: 40 Ohm), and 5th overtone (100 to 160 MHz: 120 Ohm).

Catalog excerpts

Ordering Information : Product Familiy Load Capacity S = Series Resonance Package Temp.stability Mode 1 = UM-5 2 = UM-5-SMD Typical Part Number : XMP-4105-1A-30pF-20MHz Package = UM-5 Mode = fund. Temp.stab = ± 50ppm vs. (-40/+85)°C Adjustment tol = ± 25ppm CL = 30pF Frequency = 20MHz XMP-4100 Subject to technical modification

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