532CC000920DG

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The 532CC000920DG is a product of Pin Configurable/Selectable Oscillators. It features the ability to choose frequency and output type for optimal application performance. It is an oscillator with a wide search range of 0.5MHz to 140MHz and a wide tolerance of ±10%. This oscillator can be configured as either a stand-alone quartz oscillator or as a PLL crystal oscillator using the ID feedback loop.

The 532CC000920DG is designed for a variety of applications, such as clock generators, clock buffer amplifiers for next generation computing, and low jitter dividers. Because of its flexibility, it goes beyond just clock applications and can be used in microprocessors, telecommunication routers, analog/RF modulation systems and more.

As with all oscillators, the working principle of the 532CC000920DG is very simple. The principle is based on an electronic signal generator, triggered by a timed charge or release of energy within a circuit. This energy triggers a pulse, which is the signal the oscillator produces. The pulse, in turn, triggers the circuit to repeat this process over and over, generating a periodically repeated signal.

The oscillator is composed of two capacitors and two inductors configured in an LC circuit. When triggered, the voltage oscillates between the two capacitors through the inductors, generating a signal as the repeating frequency. If a quartz crystal is applied to this circuit, the oscillations will become more accurate, as the crystal acts as a frequency stabilizer.

The 532CC000920DG is ideal for any application that requires flexibility and rapid frequency selection. Its Pin Configurable/Selectable Oscillator capabilities make it ideal for use in a wide range of circuit applications. Its compact size, wide tolerance and easy to configure setup makes the 532CC000920DG a cost-effective product that is easy to work with.

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