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LM113-200.0M

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Manufacturer Part Number:
LM113-200.0M
Manufacturer / Brand
Connor Winfield
Part of Description:
XTAL OSC XO 200.0000MHZ LVDS SMD
Datasheets:
LM113-200.0M.pdf
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:
ROHS3 Compliant
Stock Condition:
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Part Number LM113-200.0M
Manufacturer / Brand Connor Winfield
Stock Quantity 9485 pcs Stock
Category Crystals, Oscillators, Resonators > Oscillators
Description XTAL OSC XO 200.0000MHZ LVDS SMD
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: ROHS3 Compliant
Voltage - Supply 3.3V
Type XO (Standard)
Size / Dimension 0.276" L x 0.197" W (7.00mm x 5.00mm)
Series LM113
Ratings -
Package / Case 6-SMD, No Lead
Package Strip
Output LVDS
Operating Temperature 0°C ~ 70°C
Mounting Type Surface Mount
Height - Seated (Max) 0.077" (1.95mm)
Function Enable/Disable
Frequency Stability ±25ppm
Frequency 200 MHz
Current - Supply (Max) 75mA
Current - Supply (Disable) (Max) -
Base Resonator Crystal
Absolute Pull Range (APR) -

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use LM113-200.0M directly with a 3.3 V FPGA or ASIC clock input, or do I need an LVDS receiver?
LM113-200.0M provides an LVDS output, so the downstream clock input should support LVDS signaling or be routed through a compatible LVDS receiver. With LM113-200.0M, a single-ended CMOS clock pin is not a direct match unless the design includes the proper conversion stage and termination strategy.
What termination and routing practices should I follow when integrating LM113-200.0M into a high-speed clock tree?
LM113-200.0M should be routed as a controlled-impedance differential pair with the termination scheme recommended by the receiving device or clock distribution topology. Keep the pair length-matched, avoid stubs, and place the receiver close enough to minimize skew and reflection risk. LVDS clocks are usually sensitive to discontinuities, so connector transitions and vias should be reviewed early in layout.
Is LM113-200.0M suitable for replacing a 200 MHz CMOS oscillator in an existing design?
LM113-200.0M is not a drop-in replacement for a CMOS-output oscillator because the output standard is LVDS rather than single-ended CMOS. A replacement from CMOS to LM113-200.0M typically requires checking receiver compatibility, biasing, termination, and whether the existing clock load expects a single-ended swing.
Can LM113-200.0M be used in designs that require operation below 0°C or above 70°C?
LM113-200.0M is specified for 0°C to 70°C, so designs that must operate outside that range should not assume margin without validation. For industrial or outdoor equipment, engineers often choose a wider-temperature oscillator family or qualify LM113-200.0M with extended environmental testing if the system can tolerate the risk.
How does the 25 ppm frequency stability of LM113-200.0M affect system-level timing margin?
LM113-200.0M at ±25 ppm is usually adequate for many digital clocking applications, but the final timing budget should also include PCB trace skew, receiver tolerance, startup behavior, and any protocol-specific requirements. For applications with tight ppm limits or long-term drift constraints, it helps to compare LM113-200.0M against the full system clock budget rather than the oscillator specification alone.
What should I check before using LM113-200.0M as a reference clock for SERDES, ADCs, or data converters?
With LM113-200.0M, verify that the target device accepts LVDS clocking, the frequency is exactly 200 MHz, and the jitter performance meets the interface budget even though the basic datasheet summary does not list phase noise here. For converter and SERDES reference paths, power integrity and receiver common-mode requirements should also be reviewed carefully.
Is the enable/disable function on LM113-200.0M safe to use for clock gating in a running system?
LM113-200.0M can be used for clock enable control, but the system behavior during disable and re-enable should be checked against downstream device requirements. Some receivers tolerate clock interruption cleanly, while others need reset sequencing or a stable clock before configuration. It is best to verify output state, startup time, and any transient behavior in the actual board design.
Can LM113-200.0M be used as a replacement for a 200 MHz oscillator from another vendor like Epson, Crystek, or Abracon?
LM113-200.0M may be a practical replacement only if the electrical interface, package footprint, supply voltage, enable polarity, and output type all align with the original part. Even when the frequency matches, differences in LVDS output level, startup characteristics, package pinout, and temperature stability can affect interchangeability.
What are the main risks when moving LM113-200.0M into a dense mixed-signal PCB?
LM113-200.0M should be kept away from noisy switching supplies, fast aggressor traces, and sensitive analog nodes because LVDS clocks can still couple noise into adjacent circuitry. Good local decoupling, a short supply return path, and careful placement relative to the clock consumer reduce the chance of added jitter or unintended EMI issues.
Is LM113-200.0M appropriate for battery-powered equipment or low-power systems?
LM113-200.0M draws up to 75 mA, so it is generally not a low-power clock source for battery-sensitive products. In portable designs, the current budget and duty-cycle strategy should be evaluated first; in many cases, a lower-power oscillator or a clock that can be shut down more aggressively fits better than LM113-200.0M.
What packaging and assembly issues should I consider when designing LM113-200.0M into manufacturing?
LM113-200.0M comes in a 6-SMD, no-lead package, so the footprint, solder paste aperture, and reflow profile should be matched to a leadless oscillator layout. Because the package is compact and low-profile, pad geometry and coplanarity control matter for assembly yield and long-term solder joint reliability.
If I need a wider temperature range or different output type, what should I compare against LM113-200.0M?
If LM113-200.0M is close but not a full fit, compare parts on three axes first: output standard, operating temperature, and enable behavior. For a wider-temperature design, look for an oscillator with the same 200 MHz target but an extended industrial or automotive grade. If the receiver is single-ended, a CMOS or clipped-sine alternative may be a better architectural match than LM113-200.0M.

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