OXETGLJANF-24.576000

Oscillators, such as the OXETGLJANF-24.576000, are widely used in modern electronics and communications. Oscillators provide a signal with a specific frequency, usually not constant, but determined by the application requirements. The OXETGLJANF-24.576000 is an electrical oscillator designed for the Freescale MMA7660FC three-axis accelerometer. It is an RC oscillator with a fixed frequency of 24.576 MHz.

The OXETGLJANF-24.576000 oscillator is part of the signal conditioning electronics associated with the MMA7660FC accelerometer and is used to clock the accelerometer periphery. It is an effective and simple way to provide synchronization between the device’s internal clock and the host computer. The OXETGLJANF-24.576000 is designed to reduce signal jitter and provide interference rejection for the host computer.

The OXETGLJANF-24.576000, like other oscillators, works by providing a cycle of electrical signals that generate a voltage waveform that alternates between two states. The voltage is then used to control the amplitude, frequency and other parameters of the signal output. The OXETGLJANF-24.576000 oscillator works by using the negative feedback technique. This technique provides a feedback loop that maintains a stable frequency and delivers a steady output signal to the accelerometer. This technique allows the oscillator to run at a constant frequency without any drift or variation of the frequency.

The OXETGLJANF-24.576000 oscillator is an inexpensive way to provide synchronization between the frequency-dependent accelerometer and the host computer. It is designed for use in Freescale MMA7660FC three-axis accelerometers and provides excellent signal jitter suppression and interference rejection. The negative feedback technique produces a consistent and stable signal with minimal drift, ensuring superior accuracy in the operation of the accelerometer.