NooElec Tiny TCXO: 0.5PPM TCXO Module for HackRF. Plug & Play, Compatible Aluminum Enclosure for HackRF & GSG Acrylic Enclosure. 0.5PPM, Ultra-Low Phase Noise, Ultra-Low Profile

Great product, reasonable price. I bought this to use in a non-HackRF project but couldn't find any pinout info so for anyone interested Looking at the HackRF One schematics and Gerber plots, supply voltage is 3.3V Pin 6 is VCC (+3.3V) pin11 is GND and pin 7 is CLKOUT - 1.8V Output I wanted a PMOD compatible 10MHz TCXO, and this is the closes I could find. Managed to get it working with a Zybo-Z7 FPGA board by using a differential buffer and setting the the input I/O standard to TDMS_33 Looking from the top (pins down) 6 5 4 3 2 1 --VCC--NC----NC--NC--NC--NC --NC---GND--NC--NC--NC--CLKOUT 12 11 10 9 8 7

Plug 'n play TCXO. Just unscrew the case and pop the board into the end of the P22 riser that's next to the clock input SMA connector. If you've installed hackrf tools, you can see if the module has been detected by issuing the following: hackrf_si5351c -n 0 -r [ 0] -> 0x01 The command will return 0x01 if it's using the new TCXO.

Good but doesn't work with my portapack module

J'ai utilisé le produit pour corriger et stabiliser la fréquence .

ちゃんと動きました。薄いのでケースと干渉しませんでした。

This fit fine in my nooelec metal case, Had zero issues just plugging it in and puting it back in the case. My board wasnt even an offical board, and it still worked fine.

Das Teil war zwar schlecht verpackt, aber nachdem die zwei schiefen Pins geradegebogen waren, ließ sich das Teil in die Buchse "P22" stecken. Eingeschaltet und der HackRF ist nun auf der richtigen Frequenz! Plug and Play! Der TCXO ist niedrig gebaut und ist kompatibel mit dem Gehäuse von Nooelec.