531AC000108DG

Oscillators

The 531AC000108DG Oscillator is a high-frequency, low-cost, low-profile surface-mount device. It is typically used in the frequency tuning and frequency control of electronic systems. The device is designed to have superior performance characteristics, such as a wide frequency and temperature range, good phase noise and supply voltage range.

Application Field

The 531AC000108DG oscillator is mainly utilized in mobile radios, base stations, radio-location equipment, high-speed communication systems, test and instrumentation systems, microwave synthesizers, military communication systems, radar systems and scientific instrumentation, which requires a high-stability and wide-temperature range of frequencies.

Working Principle

The 531AC000108DG oscillator functions by applying electrical voltage to a crystal or ceramic resonator and converting the mechanical vibrations of the resonator into alternating current electrical signals. The frequency of the signal is determined by the resonant frequency of the crystal or ceramic resonator. The resonator is electrically tuned by the integrated circuit to the desired output frequency. The oscillating circuit is composed of an active component, such as a transistor, which amplifies the input signal and causes the oscillation to be repeated. The output frequency of the oscillator can be tuned over a wide range by varying the capacitance and/or inductance of the output step. The 531AC000108DG typically features a wide temperature compensation range of 0-60 ℃, and its low-profile design (height of 2.7mm) allows it to be easily incorporated into the working environment of many electronic systems.

In conclusion, the 531AC000108DG Oscillator is a high-frequency, low-cost, low-profile surface-mount device that is typically used in frequency tuning and frequency control of electronic systems. It is mainly used in mobile radios, base stations, microwave synthesizers, test and instrumentation systems, military communication systems, radio-location equipment, radar systems, high-speed communication systems, and scientific instrumentation. The oscillator is able to be tuned over a wide range, has a wide temperature compensation range, and its design allows it to be easily incorporated into many electronic systems.