520R20DT13M0000

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Oscillators
Oscillators are electronic circuits which generate oscillating electrical signals, generally with a cone shape form, in response to a input signal. They are used in many applications such as timers, frequency measurement, communications, radar detection, as well as the control of automatic systems.520R20DT13M0000 is an integrated oscillator module designed for use in many industrial and commercial applications. It has an extended temperature range of -40°C to +125°C for reliable operation even in tough conditions. The 520R20DT13M0000 is a high frequency oscillator which provides very stable frequencies with a low jitter and low phase noise.The 520R20DT13M0000 offers several features of interest such as its low cost, high dynamic range (200:1), extended temperature range and its small size. The device is designed to provide stable frequencies from 2MHz to 20MHz and can withstand input voltages as low as 1.8V. In addition, the device has a phase noise of less than -112dBc/Hz at 10kHz offset.The 520R20DT13M0000 application field is widely used for frequency control, such as computer and automotive clock/timing control, communications, measuring and detection metering and alarm systems. Oscillators are essential devices in the modern electronic age and the 520R20DT13M0000 is a reliable and cost-effective solution to many applications.  Working PrincipleThe 520R20DT13M0000 contains an oscillator circuit which generates an oscillating signal at a specific frequency. The frequency of the oscillator can be controlled by the input voltage. This is done using a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) which is a type of frequency synthesizer. The VCO receives an input voltage signal and converts it into an oscillating frequency. The frequency can then be controlled by adjusting the input voltage. The oscillator circuit consists of a number of components, including an active semiconductor device, capacitors, resistors and inductors. The active device acts as a switch which alternately blocks and passes current, thereby creating the oscillating signal. This signal is then amplified using an output amplifier stage which controls the level of the output signal. The entire oscillator is usually enclosed in a single package which protects it from outside environmental elements.The 520R20DT13M0000 is capable of producing reliable and stable frequencies with low jitter and low phase noise. It is a cost-effective solution for applications such as frequency control, communications, measuring and detection metering and alarm systems.

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