510CCA12M8000AAGR

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Oscillators are electrical components that generate periodic electrical signals. The 510CCA12M8000AAGR is an example of an oscillator of the crystal type. It works by using an externally applied voltage to cause the crystal to vibrate. These vibrations create periodic electrical signals which are then used to precisely control an electric circuit.

The 510CCA12M8000AAGR oscillator is a high performance crystal oscillator used in many different types of electronic devices, such as clocks, radios, computers, and other electronic circuits. It has a 12MHz output frequency, a 20mA maximum current draw, and is packaged in a hermetically sealed 8-pin ceramic package.

The 510CCA12M8000AAGR oscillator has multiple applications in different types of electronic circuits. It is commonly used in the automotive, industrial, computing, communications, and avionics fields. It is particularly useful in circuits requiring stability, accuracy, and ultra-low jitter.

The working principle of the 510CCA12M8000AAGR oscillator is based on the mechanical resonance of a quartz crystal. Quartz crystals are natural piezoelectric materials which vibrate at a precise frequency when a voltage is applied to them. When the external voltage is removed, the quartz crystal will return to its original frequency. This oscillation is then used to produce a periodic electrical signal which can be used to accurately control an electric circuit.

The 510CCA12M8000AAGR oscillator is able to operate over a wide temperature range (–20°C to +85°C) and is extremely accurate with a temperature stability of ±100ppm (±0.01%). It also has excellent noise and jitter performance, making it well suited for circuits which require high stability and accuracy.

In conclusion, the 510CCA12M8000AAGR oscillator is a high performance crystal oscillator used in many different types of electronic circuits, such as automotive, industrial, computing, communications, and avionics. It has a 12MHz output frequency, a 20mA maximum current draw, and is packaged in a hermetically sealed 8-pin ceramic package. It operates over a wide temperature range and provides excellent noise and jitter performance, making it an ideal choice for circuits which require high stability and accuracy.

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