SiTime Expands Automotive SAM with New Family Precision Timing Solutions
SiTime Corporation (NASDAQ: SITM) has launched the SiT1881 ultra-low-power 32 kHz oscillator family, enhancing performance for automotive applications like ADAS and infotainment. This new series boasts 4x better stability, 20% lower power consumption, and a 30% smaller size, contributing to longer battery life. With Gartner forecasting a rise in semiconductor content per vehicle, demand for precision timing solutions is set to grow. The SiT1881 ensures accurate timekeeping while being the industry’s smallest at just 1.2 mm x 1.1 mm x 0.55 mm, with samples available from November 1, 2022.
- Launch of the SiT1881 oscillator family enhances precision timing solutions for automotive applications.
- 4x better frequency stability and up to 20% lower power consumption extend battery life.
- Industry's smallest form-factor at 1.2 mm x 1.1 mm x 0.55 mm, improving design flexibility.
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SiT1881 Oscillators Deliver Unmatched Combination of 4x Better Stability,
According to Gartner, the automotive electronics segment will continue its double-digit growth over the next three years as semiconductor content per vehicle surges during the market’s transition to electric and autonomous vehicles. Gartner projects semiconductor content per vehicle will increase from
“SiTime invented the 32 kHz precision timing market. With the launch of this new oscillator family, we are expanding our kHz portfolio from mobile IoT-consumer into automotive,” said
To conserve power, electronic subsystems need to be turned on and off frequently and accurately. Since the 32 kHz oscillator (XO) is the time keeping element, and is always-on, its accuracy and power consumption play a significant role in reducing overall system power. The SiT1881 is the industry’s smallest XO, delivering ±50 ppm of stability, the most accurate amongst all 32 kHz XOs, with up to
As electronics become smaller and denser, semiconductor devices also need to shrink. Unlike legacy quartz alternatives, in which resonator size increases with decreasing frequency, SiTime MEMS technology enables SiT1881 XO to fit in a tiny QFN package that is
SiT1881 kHz Oscillator Family Highlights
- Stability: ±50 ppm frequency stability over entire temperature range ensures robust system performance in hostile environments and lower power consumption
- Ultra-low power: 490 nA current (<0.6 µW typical power consumption)
- Industry’s smallest form-factor: 1.2 mm x 1.1 mm x 0.55 mm QFN package (1.32 mm2 footprint, 0.67 mm3 volume)
- AEC-Q100 Grade 2 qualified with extended -40 oC to +105 oC temperature range
- Superior reliability: 2 billion hours MTBF
- Industry’s smallest, ultra-low power 32.768 kHz automotive XO designed to operate over a wide voltage and temperature range
Availability
Engineering samples of the SiT1881 oscillators will be available through SiTimeDirect beginning
Contact SiTime for additional product and ordering information.
Resources
SiT1881 Datasheet | SiT1881 Product Page
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