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osc5a2b02

Last update: Thu Jun 5 22:25:41 2025
I bought a OSC5A2B02 that is a cheap 10MHz oven controlled frequency generator. What can we do with that?

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Principle

An oven controlled frequency generator that spits a very clean 10MHz. 5v in, takes 600mA at startup to warm and 200mA after that to maintain. Praised vastly on the net for the excellent cost/performance when a precise 10MHz is needed.

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Links

  • https://ntms.org/files/Mar2022/AA5C_LowCost_10MHz_Reference-1.pdf
  • http://www.sadarc.org/xenforo/upload/index.php?threads/build-a-10mhz-ocxo-for-the-shack-for-less-than-40-00.138/
  • https://www.i4cy.com/frequency_reference/img/schematic.png
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