Bliley’s Latest SC Cut (Doubly-Rotated) Crystal Series Offers Rare Customization and Packaging Options for Telecom, SATCOM/Space, Defense — Press Release
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Bliley’s Latest SC Cut (Doubly-Rotated) Crystal Series Offers Rare Customization and Packaging Options for Telecom, SATCOM/Space, Defense
Bliley’s Latest Swept Quartz, SC Cut Crystals for Telecommunications, SATCOM/Space and Defense are Configurable with Rare Packaging and Customization Options
Design engineers specifying OCXOs or requiring ultra-low phase noise performance find solutions for challenging designs through Bliley’s customizable SC Cut crystal series. Bliley is the only company worldwide offering SC Cut crystals enclosed in glass for ultra-low phase noise applications. Also offering unique dual mode functionality and available with customizable frequencies from 3.0 MHz to 150 MHz, Bliley’s swept quartz, SC Cut crystals feature exceptional aging characteristics (as low as +/- 1.25 ppm for 20 years).
ERIE, Pa. (August 16, 2010) – Bliley Technologies, Inc., a worldwide leader in crystal controlled frequency generation solutions, has introduced a new
customizable, SC Cut (doubly-rotated) crystal series for telecommunications, SATCOM/space and defense applications. The series offers design engineers rare customization and packaging options, such as:
. Glass enclosures (available exclusively at Bliley Technologies)
. Customized platings on crystal blanks
. Dual mode operation functionality
. Four-point mount for ruggedized designs
. Customizable frequency range from 3.0 to 150 MHz
. Swept quartz for Ultra-High-Q
. Low profile holder
. RoHS compliant (lead free) when specified
. Superior stability via aging characteristics as low as +/- 1.25 ppm for 20 years
. Extreme shock resistance
“Within its 80 year history, Bliley has been engineering and advancing the technology of doubly-rotated, SC Cut crystals for more than 35 years.
Expressly configured to offer electronics engineers the best phase noise performance available, they can be specified for any application requiring
an OCXO and are well suited for radar, up and down converter and reference source applications, test equipment references, microwave lengths, and transmitter and receiver references,” said Dennis Barrick, Bliley’s Global Vice President of Marketing and Business Development.
To view complete online specifications, visit www.bliley.com/datasheets/SC_Cut_Series_Crystals.pdf (dual mode operation and glass packaging options are available by contacting Bliley’s factory directly).
About Bliley Technologies, Inc.:
Bliley has been producing state-of-the-art, low phase noise products since 1930 and is recognized internationally as a provider of quality frequency
generation solutions for these industries: SATCOM/space; military; aerospace electronics; wireless and wireline communication; instrumentation;
and consumer electronics. The company specializes in producing frequency control components for demanding applications. At its state-of-the-art, ISO 9001:2000 certified manufacturing facilities, Bliley designs and produces:
. Oven Controlled Crystal Oscillators (OCXOs)
. Temperature Compensated Crystal Oscillators (TCXOs)
. Voltage Controlled Crystal Oscillators (VCXOs)
. Crystal Oscillators (XOs)
. Precision AT, SC, IT & FC cut crystals
. Quartz Transducers.
For more information, contact Bliley (www.bliley.com) at 2545 West Grandview Boulevard, Erie, Pa., 16506-4512. Phone: (814) 838-3571.
Photo courtesy of Bliley.
Bliley’s T45 TCXO, with Ultra-Wide Temperature Range, Offers High Reliability Performance for Extreme Environmental Conditions in Geothermal Energy, Petroleum, Aerospace and Defense Sectors — Press Release
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Bliley’s T45 TCXO, with Ultra-Wide Temperature Range, Offers High Reliability Performance for Extreme Environmental Conditions in Geothermal Energy, Petroleum, Aerospace and Defense Sectors
Whereas the vast majority of TCXOs operate in the -40°C to +85°C (or narrower) temperature range, Bliley Technologies’ latest T45 TCXO has an ultra-wide temperature range capability of -55°C to +125°C for high reliability performance under extreme environmental conditions. The T45 TCXO is well suited for drilling and exploration in the geothermal energy and petroleum industries, as well as aerospace and military applications. Design engineers gain the benefits of TCXO stability, production run flexibility and customizable frequencies ranging from 20 to 120 MHz. As specified, Bliley’s T45 TCXO is also available lead free (RoHS compliant).
ERIE, Pa. (July 22, 2010) – Bliley Technologies, Inc., a worldwide leader in crystal controlled frequency generation solutions, has introduced its latest T45 TCXO with an ultra-wide (military standard) temperature range for high-reliability, electronic system design.
Where environmental performance is a must, Bliley’s T45 TCXO is specifically designed for applications such as: advanced equipment and systems for geothermal energy and oil well drilling/exploration, aerospace and defense. Packaged with a ruggedized, four-point mount quartz crystal, the T45 TCXO offers customizable frequencies between 20 MHz and 120 MHz with tight stabilities as low as +/- 5 ppm over -55°C to +125°C.
“A key benefit we offer to design engineers is that Bliley makes its T45 TCXO crystals onsite. As a result, and unlike many of our competitors, we can produce small- to medium-sized runs of TCXO customer specified frequencies,” said Dennis Barrick, Bliley’s Global Vice President of Marketing and Business Development.
Bliley’s T45 TCXO can be specified as a RoHS compliant component and is also available with HCMOS or Sine Wave output options.
To view complete online specifications, visit http://www.bliley.com/datasheets/T45G.pdf.
About Bliley Technologies, Inc.:
Bliley has been producing state-of-the-art, low phase noise products since 1930 and is recognized internationally as a provider of quality frequency generation solutions for these industries: SATCOM/space; military; aerospace electronics; wireless and wireline communication; instrumentation; and consumer electronics. The company specializes in producing frequency control components for demanding applications.
At its state-of-the-art, ISO 9001:2000 certified manufacturing facilities, Bliley designs and produces:
· Oven Controlled Crystal Oscillators (OCXOs)
· Temperature Compensated Crystal Oscillators (TCXOs)
· Voltage Controlled Crystal Oscillators (VCXOs)
· Crystal Oscillators (XOs)
· Precision AT, SC, IT & FC cut crystals
· Quartz Transducers.
For more information, contact Bliley (www.bliley.com) at 2545 West Grandview Boulevard, Erie, Pa., 16506-4512. Phone: (814) 838-3571.
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Bliley Technologies Introduces AT (Cut-to-Style) Crystals with Customizable Frequencies for High Reliability Designs Subject to Extreme Shock and Vibration — Press Release
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Bliley Technologies Introduces AT (Cut-to-Style) Crystals with Customizable Frequencies for High Reliability Designs Subject to Extreme Shock and Vibration
Bliley’s latest market introduction for aerospace, defense and industrial electronic applications is an AT cut crystal series allowing design engineers to specify custom frequencies (to six decimal places) for maximized frequency pull range. Well suited for VCXO or TCXO crystal oscillator and crystal filter designs, Bliley’s AT cut-to-style crystals are designed specifically for extreme environmental conditions with an available frequency range between 1.0 MHz and 150 MHz.
ERIE, Pa. (July 6, 2010) – Bliley Technologies, Inc., a worldwide leader in crystal controlled frequency generation solutions, has introduced a configurable, AT cut-to-package-style series of crystals for high reliability performance in shock- and vibration-laden environments. Design engineers will realize the following benefits for electronic circuit design applications in the defense, aerospace and industrial manufacturing sectors:
· Custom specification of frequencies to six decimal places
· Four-point mount for ruggedized designs
· Low g-sensitivity (<1.5 x 10-9)
· +/- 15 ppm available over temperature
· High temperature reflow capable
· Suitability for virtually any VCXO, TCXO or standard oscillator design
· RoHS compliant when specified.
"Design flexibility and customization are central to our latest product introduction for high reliability applications," said Dennis Barrick, Bliley’s Global Vice President of Marketing and Business Development. "Bliley remains one of the very few companies offering customizable frequency, AT cut crystals, which provide electronic engineers with more design solutions."
To view complete online specifications for Bliley’s AT cut-to-style crystal series, visit
http://www.bliley.com/datasheets/BK_Type_ATCut_series_Crystals.pdf
About Bliley Technologies, Inc.:
Bliley has been producing state-of-the-art, low phase noise products since 1930 and is recognized internationally as a provider of quality frequency generation solutions for these industries: SATCOM/space; military; aerospace electronics; wireless and wireline communication; instrumentation; and consumer electronics. The company specializes in producing frequency control components for demanding applications.
At its state-of-the-art, ISO 9001:2000 certified manufacturing facilities, Bliley designs and produces:
· Oven Controlled Crystal Oscillators (OCXOs)
· Temperature Compensated Crystal Oscillators (TCXOs)
· Voltage Controlled Crystal Oscillators (VCXOs)
· Crystal Oscillators (XOs)
· Precision AT, SC, IT & FC cut crystals
· Quartz Transducers.
For more information, contact Bliley (www.bliley.com) at 2545 West Grandview Boulevard, Erie, Pa., 16506-4512. Phone: (814) 838-3571.
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Celebrating 80 Years, Bliley Technologies Introduces Small-Footprint Crystal Oscillator, the T107A 2.5 x 2.0 mm TCVCXO, Yielding Superior Temperature Vs. Frequency Stability — Press Release
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Celebrating 80 Years, Bliley Technologies Introduces Small-Footprint Crystal Oscillator, the T107A 2.5 x 2.0 mm TCVCXO, Yielding Superior Temperature Vs. Frequency Stability
ERIE, Pa. (April 28, 2010) – Bliley Technologies, Inc., a leader in crystal controlled frequency generation solutions, has introduced its T107A temperature compensated, voltage controllable crystal oscillator (TCVCXO) in a miniature package measuring 2.5 x 2.0 mm. In addition to its lightweight and compact size, the hallmark feature of the T107A is its exceptional temperature vs. frequency stability performance (stabilities as tight as ±0.5 ppm).
Ideally suited for GPS, mobile communications, WiMAX, base station, networking and industrial electronic applications, the miniature T107A package is well configured for high-density surface mount designs, as well as automated assembly.
RoHS compliant, Bliley’s T107A series offers a wide range of performance options with frequencies from 15 to 40 MHz.
Bliley plans to debut its T107A TCVCXO at next month’s 2010 International Microwave Symposium (IEEE MTT-S) based in Anaheim, Calif.
For complete online specifications, http://www.bliley.com/datasheets/T107A.pdf.
Bliley Celebrates 80th Anniversary:
In other Bliley news, the company is celebrating its 80th year in business and nearly 50 years of space technology contributions. Bliley’s long-term history includes historic R&D breakthroughs that became global standards in the electronics industry, the most well known of which was the company’s acid-etching process for removing quartz layers.
Today, Bliley remains a leader in producing the most advanced doubly-rotated crystal technology available in the marketplace.
More about Bliley Technologies, Inc.:
Bliley has been producing state-of-the-art, low phase noise products since 1930 and is recognized internationally as a provider of quality frequency generation solutions for these industries: SATCOM/space; military; aerospace electronics; wireless and wireline communication; instrumentation; and consumer electronics. The company specializes in producing frequency control components for demanding applications.
At its state-of-the-art, ISO 9001:2000 certified manufacturing facilities, Bliley designs and produces:
▪ Oven Controlled Crystal Oscillators (OCXOs)
▪ Temperature Compensated Crystal Oscillators (TCXOs)
▪ Voltage Controlled Crystal Oscillators (VCXOs)
▪ Crystal Oscillators (XOs)
▪ Precision AT, SC, IT & FC cut crystals
▪ Quartz Transducers.
For more information, contact Bliley (www.bliley.com) at 2545 West Grandview Boulevard, Erie, Pa., 16506-4512. Phone: (814) 838-3571.
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Bliley Introduces Best-in-Class, Low Phase Noise OCVCXO with Low-g Sensitivity for Microwave Communication, Radar, Navigation and Equipment Systems — Press Release
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Bliley Introduces Best-in-Class, Low Phase Noise OCVCXO with Low-g Sensitivity for Microwave Communication, Radar, Navigation and Equipment Systems
Bliley’s NV45AD1725 OCVCXO, with Low-g sensitivity rated at 5 x 10-10 per g/axis, is designed for microwave-frequency systems subject to vibration and environmental effects. The NV45AD1725 yields the best phase noise available for its miniature-package size and features a 100 MHz frequency, thermal stability of +/- 50 ppb, and low-power consumption.
ERIE, Pa. (November 6, 2009) – Bliley Technologies, Inc., a worldwide leader in crystal controlled frequency solutions, has introduced the NV45AD1725 OCVCXO (oven controlled voltage controlled crystal oscillator) configured specifically for ultra low phase noise results in vibration-rich environments.
Packaged with a standard, 1-inch-square footprint and with a .46 inch height, the 100 MHz NV45AD1725 offers the lowest phase noise available in its class, as well as design flexibility for electronics engineers specifying substitute components and upgrades. Well suited for microwave communication, radar, navigation and equipment systems, the NV45AD1725 is available in both leaded and RoHS compliant versions.
“Historically, phase noise has been a major, limiting factor related to the successful operation of sophisticated communication and radar systems subjected to vibration effects. The 100 MHz NV45AD1725 is designed to meet that specific engineering requirement. Although it is available as a standard part, customization is an option for advanced technology programs,” said Dennis Barrick, Bliley’s Global Vice President of Marketing and Business Development.
To review complete NV45AD1725 OCVCXO specifications online, visit Bliley Technologies at www.bliley.com/datasheets/NV45AD1725_single_board_100MHz.pdf.
About Bliley Technologies, Inc.:
Bliley has been producing state-of-the-art, low phase noise products since 1930 and is recognized internationally as a provider of quality frequency generation solutions for these industries: SATCOM/space; military; aerospace electronics; wireless and wireline communication; instrumentation; and consumer electronics. The company specializes in producing frequency control components for demanding applications.
At its state-of-the-art, ISO 9001:2000 certified manufacturing facilities, Bliley designs and produces:
▪ Oven Controlled Crystal Oscillators (OCXOs)
▪ Temperature Compensated Crystal Oscillators (TCXOs)
▪ Voltage Controlled Crystal Oscillators (VCXOs)
▪ Crystal Oscillators (XOs)
▪ Precision AT, SC, IT & FC cut crystals
▪ Quartz Transducers.
For more information, contact Bliley (www.bliley.com) at 2545 West Grandview Boulevard, Erie, Pa., 16506-4512. Phone: (814) 838-3571.
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BLILEY TECHNOLOGIES INTRODUCES CUSTOMIZABLE LINE OF SATELLITE AND SPACE QUALIFIED CRYSTAL OSCILLATORS INCORPORATING Z-SWEPT TECHNOLOGY – Press Release
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BLILEY TECHNOLOGIES INTRODUCES CUSTOMIZABLE LINE OF SATELLITE AND SPACE QUALIFIED CRYSTAL OSCILLATORS INCORPORATING Z-SWEPT TECHNOLOGY
ERIE, Pa. (March 24, 2009) – Bliley Technologies, Inc., a worldwide leader in crystal controlled frequency generation products, has introduced this week during the “Satellite 2009” conference in Washington D.C., its customizable line of satellite and space qualified crystal oscillators spanning:
–Oven Controlled Crystal Oscillators (OCXOs)
–Temperature Compensated Crystal Oscillators (TCXOs)
–Voltage Controlled Crystal Oscillators (VCXOs)
–Crystal Oscillators (XOs)
Bliley’s satellite and space qualified crystal oscillators incorporate Z-swept technology meeting the requirements of MIL-PRF-3098. With frequency ranges from 10MHz to 130MHz and based on proven designs supplied to military and space customers, Bliley is now manufacturing these devices for multiple customer programs. Key product features include optimized phase noise performance and excellent frequency versus temperature stability.
As a major force in the crystal oscillator industry for more than 75 years, Bliley is equipped to meet increasing demand for customizable space and satellite oscillators and remains one of the very few U.S. based companies still performing onsite quartz crystal manufacturing for custom oscillator designs. The company has in-house processes in place to facilitate ease of product and program adaptation, and also specializes in legacy design for space qualified components.
Bliley Technologies utilizes Class “S”, JANS, JANTX, Established Reliability and MIL-STD-883 screened components for its space qualified products, and the company’s workmanship standards meet the requirements of MIL-STD-454, MIL-STD-2000 and NHB5300.4.
About Bliley Technologies, Inc.:
Bliley is recognized internationally as a provider of quality frequency generation solutions for these industries: SATCOM/space; military; aerospace electronics; wireless and wireline communication; instrumentation; and consumer electronics. The company specializes in producing frequency control components for demanding applications.
At its state-of-the-art, ISO 9001:2000 certified manufacturing facilities, Bliley designs and produces Oven Controlled Crystal Oscillators (OCXOs); Temperature Compensated Crystal Oscillators (TCXOs); Voltage Controlled Crystal Oscillators (VCXOs); Crystal Oscillators (XOs); Precision AT, SC, IT & FC cut crystals; and Quartz Transducers.
For more information, visit Bliley at booth No. 713 at the “Satellite 2009” Conference in Washington, D.C., March 24 – 27, 2009. Or contact Bliley (www.bliley.com) at 2545 West Grandview Boulevard, Erie, Pa., 16506-4512. Phone: (814) 838-3571.
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