[time-nuts] Oscillator/OCXO Cathodeon FS59
David C. Partridge
david.partridge at dsl.pipex.com
Sun Sep 20 03:30:43 UTC 2009
In a partial answer to my own question, and information from a post dated 29
May 2007 by Peter Carran:
> FS5951 is a temperature controlled crystal oscillator.
> My shortform Cathodon catalogue describes it as follows:
> Freq stability: 0.1x10-6 0 to 60C
> Osc supply: 5 volts 300 mW
> Oven supply: 9 volts 1.2 W (at 25 C)
> Warm-up time: 4 minutes to 0.2 x 10-6
> Output: FS5951-01 TTL drive; FS5951-02 0.8v p-p
> Frequency adjustable via trimmer capacitor
> The 5953 models had varicap diodes to allow phase locking but it doesn't
> look like the 5951 has this facility. Models were also available with
> alternative oven voltages of 5, 12, 15, 18, and 24 volts DC.
Checking the PCB from which I pulled this wee beastie suggests the following
pin-out:
Pin 1 is output
Pin 2 is ground
Pin 3 is +5V
Pin 4 would appear to be the +9V heater supply.
I think the other pin is just a location/orientation pin judging by the
information in the above quote.
Diode checks:
Pin 2 to 1 0.129V in both directions
Pin 2 to 3 0.505V, 0.6V depending on which way round you check.
Pin 2 to 4 1.61V, 0.5V depending on which way round you check.
The last pin shows no connection to either ohms or diode check. Case is not
connected to any pin.
Dave
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Subject: [time-nuts] Oscillator/OCXO Cathodeon FS59
I have in my sticky mitts a Cathodeon Oscillator Type FS59 51/01 10.0MHz.
It might or might not be an OCXO.
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