SANTA CLARA, Calif. – Dec. 3, 2025 –  SiTime Corporation, the Precision Timing company, today launched the Endura® temperature compensated oscillator (Super-TCXO®), ENDR-TTT, for position, navigation and timing (PNT) applications. Engineered for superior holdover – uninterrupted operation when GNSS is not available – and resistance to jamming and spoofing, ENDR-TTT is an ultra-stable, low-power product for GNSS receivers in aerospace, defense, and industrial markets.

“SiTime’s Endura Super-TCXO, ENDR-TTT, allows us to create a multi-layer anti-spoofing methodology,” said Paul McBurney, GNSS expert, CTO and co-founder at OneNav. “The first layer minimizes the search window, preventing spoofing because signals outside the window are never tracked. The second layer addresses exceptionally large search windows, such as in first acquisition, where spoofers can be tracked. In this case, the spoofer signals can be identified and removed due to SiTime’s ultra-stable reference clock.”

When GNSS signals are dropped due to unavailability or degradation—including signal jamming or extreme environmental conditions—holdover maintains timing stability locally to enable uninterrupted network operation. The ENDR-TTT Endura Super-TCXO provides up to 20x longer holdover and 20x better PNT accuracy, dramatically improving spoofing resistance.

“SiTime’s ENDR-TTT Endura Super-TCXO accelerates GNSS recovery by narrowing the resynchronization window, reducing spoofing and setting a new standard for ruggedized Precision Timing,” said Piyush Sevalia, executive vice president of marketing at SiTime. “Our latest product delivers a powerful combination of superior performance, low power, and small size, that leads the industry for PNT applications.”

Additional features for SiTime ENDR-TTT Endura Super-TCXO include:

• ±50 ppb stability over temperature (FvT); up to 10x better frequency stability over temperature versus quartz alternatives.
• -55ºC to +125ºC operating temperature range.
• 30,000 g operational shock; up to 20x better resistance to shock.
• 0.004 ppb/g typical g-sensitivity; up to 50x better than quartz alternatives.
• ±0.5 ppm 20-year aging—eliminates field recalibration.
• Optional I2C/SPI digital pulling capability for system frequency fine-tuning.

Availability SiTime’s ENDR-TTT is sampling now. Mass production is expected in 1Q2026.

Source: SiTime