530BC691M200DG

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Oscillators are components that generate electrical signals with a regular period and amplitude. The 530BC691M200DG oscillator is an example of a commonly used oscillator. It is a dual-axis oscillator that can produce sine and cosine output signals simultaneously.

Applications

The 530BC691M200DG oscillator is used in a wide range of applications. It is used in instrumentation, for synchronizing digital circuits, and for generating precise measurement signals, and for providing clock pulses for microprocessors. It is also used for frequency-modulated and phase-modulated radio signals, for producing television and radar signals, and for controlling the timing and synchronous operations of universal motors.

Features and Specifications

The 530BC691M200DG oscillator offers good frequency stability and excellent temperature performance, enabling a wide range of applications. It has a maximum operating frequency of 200MHz, a typical frequency stability of ±20ppm over the temperature range from 0°C to 100°C. It also has good linearity and low phase noise, allowing it to be used in low-noise applications. Additionally, it features low distortion and fast rise and fall times, and a low-profile design that helps minimize vibrations.

Working Principle

The 530BC691M200DG oscillator works by using a combination of a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) and a phase-locked loop (PLL). The VCO is used to generate an alternating-current signal whose amplitude and frequency are proportional to the applied voltage. The PLL is then used to synchronize the oscillator\'s phase and frequency to the frequency required for the desired oscillator output. The PLL works by comparing the phase and frequency of the VCO output with a reference signal, and then adjusting the VCO voltage to cause the output signal to match the reference signal\'s phase and frequency.

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