Guys I'm looking for a crystal oscillator

[GMZombie]

Just as the sub says I'm looking for a 6.5mhz crystal oscillator standard 4 pin clock oscillator. I've looked thru all my pages like digikey and mouser and a few other ones but nobody has any. Do any of you fine gentleman have one and if so can I purchase it from you. It's fory fluke project I'm building and it's one of the few things I still need. Thank.

[Vigo]

Not coming from a place of knowledge, but could you find one with more than 4 pins? Maybe I am assuming, but are the additional pins on something like a 6-pin oscillator just complimentary/optional pins?

[lilshawn]

https://www.arrow.com/en/products/sg7050can-6.500000mhz-tjga/epson-electronics-america

it's surface mounted, but nothing a couple legs clipped off a cap can't fix.

[RandyT]

Not coming from a place of knowledge, but could you find one with more than 4 pins? Maybe I am assuming, but are the additional pins on something like a 6-pin oscillator just complimentary/optional pins?

Confused by this as well.  Most of not all 4-pin varieties have the two extra pins either as ground or n/c.  Digikey has several 6.5mhz options in the standard two pin package.

But if you really want to go crazy, get a 13mz and a flip-flop to divide it in half.  There's a ton of 4-pin(pad) options in that frequency.

[thelanranger]

https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/ecs-inc/ECS-65-20-4/79292
2 pin...

Not sure your application though. The old school 4 pin ones should not be very different. I'd assume you could combine that with some reasonable component(s) to compensate for the lack of the other legs.