The Roselectronics holding, part of Rostec, has developed a line of highly stable crystal oscillators that can replace imported components from the USA and Germany in various devices, such as computing equipment, radio stations, and GLONASS-GPS navigation receivers. The mass production of these electronic components is currently being mastered.
The crystal oscillator is a key element for synchronizing the operation of functional units of electronic devices, effectively acting as the "heart" of digital electronics. The line of new products developed by engineers at the Meteor plant (part of Roselectronics) includes temperature-compensated and clock crystal oscillators. Temperature-compensated oscillators, designed for surface mounting, are characterized by high mechanical strength, making them ideal for mobile and stationary devices. Clock generators stabilize the clock signal in digital electronics. The Meteor plant has developed three modifications of these devices of various sizes.
The main trends in the development of the component base, including frequency stabilization devices, are to improve performance characteristics and reduce size. According to Yuri Valov, General Director of the Meteor plant, the parameters of the new crystal oscillators meet foreign analogues and are not inferior to them. These devices are used in systems where high frequency stability is required, and the company is now mastering their mass production.
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