Circuit Notations and Abbreviations
On electrical schematic diagrams, crystals are designated with the class letter Y (Y1, Y2, etc.) Oscillators, whether they are crystal oscillators or other, are designated with the class letter G (G1, G2, etc.) (See IEEE Std 315-1975, or ANSI Y32.2-1975.) On occasion, one may see a crystal designated on a schematic with X or XTAL, or a crystal oscillator with XO, but these forms are deprecated.
Crystal oscillator types and their abbreviations:
- ATCXO — Analog temperature controlled crystal oscillator
- CDXO — Calibrated dual crystal oscillator
- DTCXO — Digital temperature compensated crystal oscillator
- EMXO — Evacuated miniature crystal oscillator
- GPSDO — Global positioning system disciplined oscillator
- MCXO — Microcomputer-compensated crystal oscillator
- OCVCXO — oven-controlled voltage-controlled crystal oscillator
- OCXO — Oven-controlled crystal oscillator
- RbXO — Rubidium crystal oscillators (RbXO), a crystal oscillator (can be an MCXO) synchronized with a built-in rubidium standard which is run only occasionally to save power
- TCVCXO — Temperature-compensated voltage-controlled crystal oscillator
- TCXO — Temperature-compensated crystal oscillator
- TMXO – Tactical miniature crystal oscillator
- TSXO — Temperature-sensing crystal oscillator, an adaptation of the TCXO
- VCTCXO — Voltage-controlled temperature-compensated crystal oscillator
- VCXO — Voltage-controlled crystal oscillator
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