TKD Automotive Grade DXO oscillators deliver low-jitter differential timing for vehicle electronics, qualified for −40 °C to +125 °C with AEC-Q200-style reliability. Stable frequency and clean outputs support ADAS, V2X, high-speed in-vehicle networking and camera links.
Qualified for harsh automotive environments, these differential oscillators keep jitter low and frequency stable across temperature, vibration and life stress. Compact packages with PECL, LVDS and HCSL output support ADAS processors, Ethernet switches and camera modules.
ADAS sensors, Ethernet and camera links rely on clean clocks; excessive jitter causes bit errors and degraded image or radar processing.
PECL/LVDS/HCSL outputs reject common-mode noise from motors, ignition and power converters common in vehicles.
Compensation and robust design keep frequency stable over the full vehicle temperature range, preserving link timing margins.
Place the oscillator with thermal relief appropriate to the characterized range and away from heat sources to preserve compensation accuracy.
Add input filtering and decoupling so battery and ignition transients do not couple into the differential clock.
Request AEC-Q data, PPAP and traceability to support automotive program release and field reliability.