Have you looked at epson or fox for your 32khx oscillators?

-Adam

On 2/3/07, Peter Todd <pete@petertodd.ca> wrote:
> So yeah, I'm an idiot, and designed a board with a Maxim part in it,
> specificly the DS32khz TCXO oscillator that no-one else seems to have an
> equivilent too. I placed an order for some though maxim three weeks ago,
> and they were supposed to ship them yesterday, but then just sent me an
> email saying they are now going to ship on the 16th. I need the parts
> for the 21st or so.
>
> Digikey has the DS3232 chips in stock, which I could substitute,
> although my PCB's aren't designed for it and I'd need a lot of nasty
> hand soldering, but it's doable so I've got a backup plan.
>
> Otherwise you guys know of any source of Maxim parts? All I need are 10
> DS32khz's in the SOIC packaging.
>
>
> Mental note: Only design Maxim parts when you are A: Ordering them by
> the millions and could simply buy Maxim to get your parts made. B:
> Happen to have every single one you need sitting in your apartment.
>
> You'd think more people could make nice, low power, highly accurate
> 32.768khz TCXO chips... It's the only thing I ever buy from Maxim.
>
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