530EA148M500DG

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Oscillators

An oscillator is an electronic device that is used to generate an AC voltage of fixed frequency. The 530EA148M500DG oscillator is designed specifically for RF applications, such as radio transmitters and receivers.

Application Field of 530EA148M500DG

The 530EA148M500DG oscillator is most often used in RF applications that require high stability and temperature stability. It is typically used in frequency control applications, such as frequency synthesis, synthesized communications systems, radio base stations, instrumentation systems, and wireless communication systems. The oscillator has a frequency stability of +/-30 parts per million, a frequency range of 5 MHz to 5 GHz, a power handling capability of up to 10 watts, and an operating temperature range of -40 degrees to 85 degrees.

Working Principle of 530EA148M500DG

The 530EA148M500DG oscillator is based on a Pierce oscillator configuration. It consists of an input transformer, a driver amplifier, an output transformer, and a feedback capacitor. The input transformer is used to match the impedance of the driver amplifier to the load (typically 50 ohms). The driver amplifier amplifies the signal before it is fed to the output transformer. The output transformer is used to match the output impedance of the driver amplifier to the load. The feedback capacitor is used to provide a phase shift in the output signal, which is necessary for the oscillation to occur. The output signal from the oscillator is limited to a range of 5 MHz to 5 GHz.

Conclusion

The 530EA148M500DG oscillator is designed for RF applications and is characterized by its high stability and temperature stability. It is typically used in frequency control applications, such as frequency synthesis, synthesized communications systems, radio base stations, instrumentation systems, and wireless communication systems. The oscillator is based on a Pierce oscillator configuration and is limited to a frequency range of 5 MHz to 5 GHz.

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