±25 ppm at 24 MHz — timing budget implications
The ECS-1612MV-240-CN-TR: The 24 MHz CMOS output drives directly into a TTL/CMOS threshold — no external load network required, which simplifies the clock entry point on the schematic and keeps the layout short and local to the MCU or PHY it clocks.
Standby pin and disable current
The standby (power-down) function allows the oscillator output to be pulled high-impedance while the device remains powered, drawing only 10 µA maximum in disable state — a battery-powered or intermittently-active node can gate the reference without removing VDD entirely, saving the 5 mA active draw from the rail budget during sleep.
Small footprint, industrial grade
The 1.60 mm × 1.20 mm body with 0.70 mm seated height puts this part in the same physical class as a compact timing reference near an MCU or PHY — the 4-SMD no-lead package requires a thermal pad land pattern and proper pasteStencil opening for the exposed paddle; board-level stress on the crystal resonator inside is minimised by keeping the PCB flat and avoiding excessive neighbouring power-plane cutouts.