416F37433CTR

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Crystal oscillators are a form of electrical oscillator that generates an output with a frequency dependent on the mechanical resonance of a vibrating crystal of piezoelectric material such as quartz. The 416F37433CTR crystal oscillator is a frequency synthesized, temperature-compensated, crystal oscillator designed to operate with microcomputer timing and control applications.

Overview

The 416F37433CTR is a frequency synthesized, temperature compensated crystal oscillator (TCXO) designed to operate with microcomputer-based timing and control applications. The TCXO design supports frequency operation in the range of 10MHz to 100MHz and its low phase noise allows it to operate in a variety of different applications.

Features

• Frequency range of 10MHz to 100MHz
• Low phase noise for better accuracy and reliability
• Wide temperature range of 32°C to +85°C
• Small form factor
• Low power consumption

Applications

The 416F37433CTR crystal oscillator is suitable for use in applications requiring accurate performance and temperature stability over a wide temperature range. Such application fields include clock circuits, microprocessor clocking, switching regulated power supplies, and frequency synthesizers.

Working Principle

The 416F37433CTR works by vibrating a quartz crystal in order to produce a frequency output. The oscillator circuit contains a quartz crystal, an input capacitor and an output transistor. When a voltage is applied to the crystal, it generates a mechanical vibration at its resonant frequency. When the frequency of the vibration matches the natural frequency of the crystal, a standing wave is produced. This standing wave induces a frequency at the output of the oscillator which is determined by the value of the crystal used.

The 416F37433CTR uses a high-Q temperature-compensated quartz crystal in order to maintain a high frequency accuracy in spite of temperature changes. By measuring the frequency offset over temperature, a thermistor can be used to adjust the output frequency, thus providing a more stable output over a wide temperature range.

Conclusion

The 416F37433CTR crystal oscillator is a frequency synthesized, temperature-compensated crystal oscillator designed to operate with microcomputer timing and control applications. It has a wide operating frequency range, low phase noise and small operator power consumption, making it suitable for use in a variety of applications. The 416F37433CTR utilizes a temperature-compensated quartz crystal in order to maintain frequency accuracy over a wide range of temperatures.

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