The DSC1033DI1-024.0000T: A 3.3V supply rail powers the oscillator, drawing 3 mA typical during operation and dropping to 1 µA maximum when the Standby (Power Down) function is asserted — a critical feature for battery-powered or intermittently active systems where the clock tree must be gated off between wake cycles.
No pin-compatible second source is documented, so a board spin may be required for any functional replacement.
Standby power-down — what it means for low-power designs
Asserting the Standby (Power Down) function cuts supply current from 3 mA typical to 1 µA maximum, effectively removing the oscillator's contribution to the sleep-state power budget. The output enters a high-impedance state, allowing the downstream clock input to float or be pulled low without contention.
