511FCA100M000BAG

Oscillators

The 511FCA100M000BAG Oscillator is a low phase noise crystal oscillator that is used to generate accurate clock signals. The oscillator is designed to provide optimal stability and reliability. It is ideal for applications that require precise timing, such as precision timing in telecommunications and computer systems.

Application Field

The 511FCA100M000BAG Oscillator finds application in a wide variety of applications. It is widely used in telecommunications, navigation, and aerospace. The device is also used for signal processing applications, such as precision timing for data packet transmission and synchronization of digital signal processing systems. It is also frequently used in digital communication systems, such as satellite navigation systems, GPS systems, and digital radio systems.

Working Principle

The 511FCA100M000BAG Oscillator is based on a quartz crystal oscillator circuit. The device uses an AT-cut quartz crystal as its frequency-determining element. The quartz crystal is mounted between two electrodes, which are connected to an oscillator circuit. When an electrical current is applied to the electrodes, the quartz crystal vibrates at a precise frequency. This vibration is then amplified and converted to an electrical signal by the oscillator circuit. The electrical signal is then used to generate timing signals in digital systems.

The 511FCA100M000BAG Oscillator has a high frequency stability and accuracy. It is also designed to provide very low phase noise levels, which is ideal for applications that require precise timing. The oscillator also features a wide temperature range of -40°C to +85°C, making it suitable for operation in extreme temperature environments.

The 511FCA100M000BAG Oscillator is a reliable and cost-effective solution for applications that require precise timing. It is widely used in the telecommunications, navigation, and aerospace industries, and it is ideal for use in precision timing applications. It is a reliable and cost-effective solution for generating accurate clock signals in digital systems.