Key Specifications

ModelPackage (mm)OutputSupplyTemp. RangeHoldover CapabilityPhase Noise (Typ)Freq. Range
KDO11DIP 14.8×11.8×5Sine/CMOS3.3V/5V-40~+105℃1PPS sync: 50ns (RMS<30ns), f-T: ±10 ppb1kHz: -143 dBc/Hz @128MHz10~150 MHz
KDO9DIP 12.5×9.0×2.5Sine/CMOS3.3V/5V-40~+105℃1PPS sync: 50ns (RMS<30ns), f-T: ±0.1 ppb1kHz: -138 dBc/Hz @30.72MHz10~52 MHz
KDO5DIP 7×5×3Sine/CMOS3.3V/5V-40~+105℃≤10 μs holdover (3min discipline, 30min @25±5℃), f-T: ±50 ppb1kHz: -143 dBc/Hz @30.72MHz10~52 MHz

Applications

Consumer ElectronicsIoT GatewaysMicro TimingVolume ApplicationsBasic Synchronization
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a disciplined oscillator and how does it work?

A disciplined oscillator locks a high-stability OCXO to an external 1PPS reference (typically from GNSS/GPS). When the reference is available, the OCXO is continuously corrected; when lost, it enters holdover mode, maintaining accuracy based on its learned aging and temperature characteristics.

What is holdover and how accurate is it?

Holdover is the period when a disciplined oscillator operates without an external 1PPS reference, relying on the OCXO's intrinsic stability. KCCS disciplined OCXOs achieve <=1.5 us/24h holdover accuracy, while the micro version achieves <=5 us/24h.

What is the 1PPS alignment accuracy?

KCCS 1PPS-disciplined oscillators achieve <=50 ns alignment accuracy between the output 1PPS and the input GNSS 1PPS reference when locked. Frequency accuracy while locked is <=0.01 ppm.

Can a disciplined oscillator operate without GNSS?

During GNSS outages, the disciplined oscillator enters holdover mode, maintaining timing accuracy based on the OCXO's learned behavior. KCCS units maintain <=1.5 us/24h in holdover. For extended outages, an OCXO with higher stability grade is recommended.

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