pinout of standard crystal oszillators ?

[Bernhard]

Hi,

is there a standard pinout for crystal oszillators ?

The small ones in metal case with 4 pins ...

Thanks, Bernhard

[Cobra2]

Arne K

[Bernhard]

Yes, thanks, the left one is it bottom view ?

I like to open one and swap crystal for the Philips one.

[Cobra2]

the left one is it bottom view ?

Yes, Pin 1 in the sharp corner, or marked with a dot...

Arne K

[jean-paul]

11.289 MHz canned oscillators are not that hard to find. Less hassle and a higher chance for Erfolg.

[Bernhard]

This is the cheapest solution.

Costs me 1 EUR.

It was a 11MHz canned oszillator.

A naked crystal was mounted on springs.

[Bernhard]

Is the frequency accurate enough ?

The crystal is marked 11,2896.

I have others marked 1128,9600.

I will try that as clock in CD650.

[jean-paul]

Is the type you use a low jitter type ? Low jitter is far more important than 100 % exact frequency although it is very nice if it is 100 % accurate of course.

1 Euro is a low price but I would go for the best and spend 29 Euro for a real good one. Success guaranteed.

I'll save you stories about importance of power supply quality as the digital section nearly explodes of threads about that

[Cobra2]

Is the frequency accurate enough ?

Try it!

When testing a LC Audio XO, I found that I could hear changes of less than 10khz, (the XO is adjustable).

Arne K

[jean-paul]

When changing frequency while playing music you'll hear that immediately or do you mean that slight deviation in static mode could be heard ?