532HC000993DGR

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Pin configurable/selectable oscillators are commonly used oscillators supplied with a wide variety of frequency output and configurations which makes it convenient for applications with different requirements. The 532HC000993DGR is one type of these oscillators.

Application Field

The 532HC000993DGR is a high-frequency oscillator operating between 10MHz to 52MHz with a low jitter of 0.8ps RMS/12 KHz of bandwidth. This oscillator is widely used in networking equipment, such as routers, switches, bridges, and other communication devices. It is also suitable for industrial control, military projects, instrumentation, test and measurement applications, and other circuit designs that require high frequency and low phase jitter outputs.

Working Principle

The 532HC000993DGR starts with an internal quartz crystal connected to a pin configurable OSC circuit. The OSC circuit converts the electric power from the quartz crystal into a square wave output. The frequency is determined by the value of the quartz crystal, which is preprogrammed with the oscillator. The OSC circuit will then output the selected frequency with accurate timing。The output square wave can then be delivered to the circuit board for use in digital hardware projects. The 532HC000993DGR also has a wide selection of output voltages which makes it suitable for a variety of circuit designs. It also offers a wide temperature range of -40°C to +85°C to ensure reliable operation in harsh environment.

The 532HC000993DGR high-frequency oscillator is a valuable choice for applications such as routers, switches, bridges, industrial control, military, instrumentation, test and measurement and other circuit designs. Pin configurable/selectable oscillators like the 532HC000993DGR offer users the flexibility and convenience to provide their circuits with a reliable and accurate square wave output.

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