530CB156M257DGR

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Oscillators

• 530CB156M257DGR

The 530CB156M257DGR is an oscillator commonly used in a wide variety of applications. It has a frequency range of 10 MHz to 500 MHz, and a peak output power of +25 dBm. Its primary function is to generate high-frequency analog electronic signals.

The 530CB156M257DGR can be used with signal sources, low-noise amplifiers, and frequency translation stages. It is an ideal device for radiated emission and susceptibility testing, radar signal transmission, and synthetic instrumentation.

The 530CB156M257DGR operates on an external crystal or resonator. It can translate the external signal frequency into an output frequency by means of a multiplier or a frequency limit. This oscillator can be used to generate signals for a variety of applications such as high-frequency RF test equipment, jamming systems, communication systems, and modulation/demodulation systems.

The 530CB156M257DGR oscillator features low noise and high frequency stability. It has a low phase noise, which is critical in applications such as radar and communications systems for which being able to detect the target requires a high-level of precision. The device also has a wide bandwidth modulation capability, which ensures that the signal is not affected by external interference.

The 530CB156M257DGR oscillator uses a CMOS asynchronous design for lower power consumption and reduced manufacturing costs. It also features high frequency accuracy, good amplitude flatness, and excellent frequency stopping capability. This device is sensitive to environmental temperature changes and can operate in an extended temperature range from -40°C to +85°C.

The 530CB156M257DGR oscillator is a reliable and efficient device for a wide range of applications. It has a high frequency range, low noise, and wide bandwidth modulation capability, which makes it a perfect choice for many applications.

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