Nihon Dempa Kogyo Co., Ltd.

Tetuo Kudo

Manabu Ito

Takeshi Uchida

Minoru Fukuda

Minoru Fukudu

An object of the invention is to provide an oven controlled crystal oscillator that prevents a reduction in characteristics due to temperature rise in the crystal vibrator and circuit elements other than the oscillating stage, and that increases energy efficiency of a heater element, to thereby facilitate temperature control. The oven controlled crystal oscillator of the invention is an oven controlled multistage crystal oscillator provided with: a crystal vibrator; circuit elements of an oscillating stage, a buffering stage, and a temperature control circuit; and first, second, and third circuit substrates, wherein the configuration is such that: on the first circuit substrate or the second circuit substrate, there are arranged the heater element and the circuit element of the oscillating stage thermally bonded to the heater element; on the third circuit substrate, there are arranged the circuit element of the buffering stage, and at least the circuit elements of the temperature control circuit excluding the heater element and the temperature sensor element; and the third circuit substrate is distanced in the vertical direction and thermally isolated, with a clearance, from the first and second circuit substrates.

Oven controlled multistage crystal oscillator

A lead wire led-out type crystal oscillator of constant temperature type for high stability is disclosed, which includes a heat supply body that supplies heat to a crystal resonator from which a plurality of lead wires are led out, to maintain the temperature constant. The heat supply body includes a heat conducting plate which has through-holes for the lead wires and is mounted on the circuit board, and which faces, and is directly thermally joined to, the crystal resonator and a chip resistor for heating which is mounted on the circuit board adjacent to the heat conducting plate, and is thermally joined to the heat conducting plate.

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Saitama, Japan

Tetuo Kudo