Active silicon oscillator for 8 MHz clock generation
The LTC6930IMS8-8.00#PBF is an Analog Devices silicon oscillator delivering a fixed 8 MHz output, drawing just 926 µA from a 1.7V to 5.5V supply rail.
What the 926 µA supply current means for your power budget
At 926 µA typical supply current, this oscillator's power draw is roughly one-tenth that of a comparable crystal oscillator module. For a battery-powered sensor node running at 8 MHz, that saving extends sleep-to-active duty cycles without a separate clock gating FET. No external regulator is needed for the oscillator itself.
Package and board-fit: 8-MSOP with 0.118-inch width
Housed in an 8-MSOP package (3.00 mm body width, 0.118-inch pitch), the LTC6930IMS8-8.00#PBF fits the same footprint as the standard 8-TSSOP and 8-MSOP land pattern. The supplier device package is 8-MSOP, so the pad layout matches the MSOP-8E or TSSOP-8 outline — no board spin needed if your design already uses that footprint. Surface-mount assembly with tube packaging — the part ships in a standard anti-static tube, suitable for pick-and-place or bench rework. The 8-MSOP body is small enough for dense layouts but large enough to hand-solder with a fine-tip iron.