500DAAA25M0000ACFR

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The 500DAAA25M0000ACFR oscillator is an extremely stable oscillator typically used in telecommunications systems which requires a stable, regulated signal such as frequency division multiplexing (FDM) systems, pulse position modulation (PPM), infrared communications systems, and spread spectrum communications systems. This type of oscillator is designed to maintain a stable frequency even when operating conditions or input voltage changes. It generally includes a crystal, a voltage controlled oscillator (VCO) or PLL, a reference divider, and a feedback counter, all connected together in a loop.The crystal is the key component of the 500DAAA25M0000ACFR oscillator and serves as the stabilized reference source. It is a quartz crystal resonator which maintains a constant frequency under numerous conditions. The VCO receives the input voltage and is responsible for maintaining the oscillator\'s general frequency output. The reference divider is typically connected to the crystal, and it is responsible for dividing down the crystal\'s output frequency to the required output frequency. The feedback counter multiplies the output from the reference divider to restore it to the original frequency of the crystal. In addition, the 500DAAA25M0000ACFR oscillator features a temperature compensating circuit which helps maintain a stable frequency even over changing temperatures. It is designed to prevent premature frequency reduction or excess frequency increase when the temperature changes. The oscillator requires a certain amount of power and can have power dissipation of up to 2 watts. The oscillator is also designed to accurately maintain frequency control over input signal changes. For example, it can be designed to accurately maintain frequency control over a 10ppm to 1000ppm frequency change.The 500DAAA25M0000ACFR oscillator is a reliable, stable oscillator designed to provide frequency control and accuracy for critical communications systems. It consists of a few basic components, a crystal, VCO, reference divider, and a feedback counter, all in a closed loop. It is a temperature compensating oscillator which is designed to maintain accuracy and stability over any temperature change, and has a power dissipation of up to 2 Watts. The oscillator is also designed to accurately maintain frequency control over input signal changes. This oscillator is an essential tool for telecommunications systems and other applications requiring a stable and reliable signal.

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