TKD High Frequency TCXO oscillators deliver temperature-compensated clocks from 60 MHz to 100 MHz, supporting high-speed interfaces, base stations and instrumentation. Clean output and tight stability make them suitable for demanding digital and RF timing.
Browse TKD's High Frequency TCXO families below. These oscillators extend temperature compensation to higher output frequencies while keeping low jitter and tight stability. Compact packages with CMOS, LVPECL or LVDS output support high-speed SerDes, networking and test equipment designs.
At high frequencies, rise/fall times and ringing directly affect jitter; match the output drive to the trace and load impedance to keep edges clean.
High-frequency clocks couple easily into adjacent traces; maintain spacing and use ground stitching to reduce crosstalk on dense boards.
Long traces and multiple loads create clock skew; route the high-frequency clock with matched lengths or use a buffer to keep timing consistent.
Choose CMOS for single-ended digital loads or LVPECL/LVDS for differential paths; differential outputs provide better noise immunity at higher frequencies.
Route differential pairs with 100 Ω differential impedance and keep them tightly coupled and equal in length.
Terminate differential outputs per specification (e.g. 100 Ω across the pair for LVDS) and place termination close to the receiver to minimize reflections.