40 MHz MEMS XO with AEC-Q100 — why it beats a quartz can
This is a MEMS-based oscillator, not a quartz crystal — the base resonator is a silicon MEMS structure, which gives it better shock and vibration immunity compared to a quartz tuning-fork or AT-cut crystal. Output is CMOS, so it drives logic inputs directly — no external level translation needed for 1.8V, 2.5V, or 3.3V rails within the 1.8V–3.3V supply range.
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Standby power-down — 15 µA disable current
The Standby (Power Down) function pulls the output to high-impedance and drops supply current to 15 µA max — useful for battery-backed modules that need to shut the clock tree when the system sleeps. Active supply current is 7.2 mA max at 40 MHz — a fraction of what a canned quartz oscillator with a discrete buffer would consume.