375NB6C1228T

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Oscillators are devices that generate waveforms based on the idea that electrical circuits can generate periodic signals. The 375NB6C1228T oscillator is a highly integrated, low-power oscillator with an operating temperature range of -40 °C to +85 °C. This device is designed to offer low jitter performance, making it ideal for a wide range of applications in network and telecom.

The 375NB6C1228T oscillator is a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) with a wide frequency range from 1 MHz to 440MHz. It can be adjusted to provide a fine-tuning resolution of 2 parts per million and a wide tuning range of 56 kHz. It has a low phase noise of -146 dBc/Hz at 10 KHz - 2MHz.

The 375NB6C1228T oscillator has many applications in networks and telecommunications. It can be used in base stations, network routers, and other equipment, as its low jitter and low phase noise are ideal for these applications. It can also be used in optical-related applications such as optical transceivers and receivers.

The working principle of the 375NB6C1228T oscillator is similar to that of other oscillators. At its core, it contains a crystal-based resonator, which is connected to an amplifier circuit. The amplifier circuit amplifies the resonance frequency and then feeds it back to the resonator, forming a feedback loop. This feedback loop is responsible for creating the oscillations, which in turn generates the output waveforms.

In addition, the 375NB6C1228T oscillator provides temperature compensation to keep the output frequency within the desired range despite temperature changes. It also features an enable/disable pin, which can be used to start or stop the oscillator without having to power cycle the device.

The 375NB6C1228T oscillator is a highly reliable and cost-effective solution for many applications in network and telecom. It is characterized by its low jitter performance, wide frequency range and low phase noise, making it an ideal choice for applications requiring precise waveforms and stable output frequencies.

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