402F3841XIDR Application Field and Working Principle

The 402F3841XIDR quartz crystal from Calogic is a low voltage quartz crystal oscillator that utilizes solid-state technology and a harmonic circuit design to provide an extremely wide range of oscillation frequency options. It is designed for use in a variety of applications including automotive, industrial, medical, and aerospace. The 402F3841XIDR is ideal for applications requiring low power consumption, low noise, stability, and reliability.

Germanium Base Oscillator

The core of the 402F3841XIDR is the Germanium base oscillator. This type of oscillator utilizes a germanium crystal as its oscillating element. The crystal is inscribed with a pattern of electrical connections that form the resonant circuit of the oscillator. The oscillator produces a variable frequency output signal by vibrating at its resonant frequency.

Frequency Variations

The 402F3841XIDR can be tuned to a number of different frequencies, depending on the application. The device is designed to operate from 10kHz up to 500MHz, with a frequency resolution of 100Hz. The frequency resolution of the device is adjustable and can be set according to the desired frequency range. The frequency can also be adjusted using external components such as capacitors, inductors, and resistors.

Applications

Some of the applications of the 402F3841XIDR include automotive, industrial, medical, aerospace, telecommunications, and fiber optics. The device is designed for use in applications requiring low power consumption, low noise, and a reliable and stable oscillator. The frequency resolution of the device can be adjusted, making it suitable for use in a variety of applications.

Working Principle

The 402F3841XIDR utilizes a Germanium base oscillator which is driven by an internal supplies an alternating current to the resonator which causes the crystal to vibrate at its resonant frequency. This frequency is the frequency of oscillation and is determined by the crystal\'s resonance characteristics and the components connected to the resonator. The frequency of oscillation can be adjusted by changing the external components of the resonator such as capacitors, inductors, and resistors.

The oscillator operates at a fixed frequency, which is determined by the crystal\'s resonance characteristics. The frequency of oscillation is determined by the components that are connected to the resonator, such as capacitors, inductors, and resistors. The oscillator produces a square wave output signal which is then used as an input to other devices.

Conclusion

The 402F3841XIDR quartz crystal oscillator is a low voltage device designed for use in automotive, industrial, medical, and aerospace applications. It utilizes a Germanium base oscillator and a harmonic circuit design to provide an extremely wide range of oscillation frequency options. The device is designed for use in applications requiring low power consumption, low noise, and a reliable and stable oscillator. The 402F3841XIDR is an ideal device for applications requiring frequency variation, tolerance, and stability.