520R10CT16M3677

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Oscillators are electronic components that generate near continuous signals at frequencies ranging from a few hertz up to any frequencies that can be produced using electronic components. The 520R10CT16M3677 is a RoHS compliant, miniaturised version of a current controlled oscillator with a frequency range of 10 to 16MHz. It is a lightweight, high efficiency component and is suitable for a range of applications.

Application Field

The 520R10CT16M3677 can be used in a range of applications including:

• Radars
• Navigation and aircraft data communication systems
• Wideband analog and digital radio communications
• Remote sensing
• Marine acoustic systems
• Telemetry systems
• Autonomous navigation systems
• Sonar systems
• Multibeam systems
• Wireless infrastructure equipment
• Automotive applications
• Frequency synthesizers
• Cellular radio systems
• Base station antenna systems
• Airborne instrumentation
• PC-based instrumentation

The 520R10CT16M3677 is excellent choice for any of these applications because it is small, lightweight and high efficiency.

Working Principle

The 520R10CT16M3677 works on the principle of a Current Controlled Oscillator (CCO). A CCO is an integrated oscillator that works by using an array of electric field effect transistors interconnected in either an “H” or “L shape” configuration. The input to the CCO is a constant, regulated current which is then converted into an output voltage signal of a variable frequency. The frequency of the output signal can be adjusted by varying the input current.

The 520R10CT16M3677 is designed with the latest micro-fabrication technology with an innovative housing design that ensures miniaturised size and improved heat dissipation. In addition, the 520R10CT16M3677 offers a high frequency range of 10 to 16MHz with a low power consumption of 330mW. It also feature an ultra-low phase noise level of -145dBc/Hz and excellent separation of frequency and temperature characteristics.

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