550AE716M800DGR

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Oscillators

Oscillators utilizes electronic circuits to generate a sinusoidal signal for a wide range of applications. By utilizing electronic components such as capacitors, resistors, and transistors, oscillators are able to provide alternating voltages generated from phase shifts. These phase shifts occur from the positive feedback applied by the electronic components both creating and dissipating energy.

The 550AE716M800DGR oscillator is a low-cost, high-performance oscillator designed for use in a variety of different applications. Its high-precision phase-frequency detector and low noise PLL aids in its functionality. The 550AE716M800DGR has multiple selections of frequency, operating temperature, and voltage range.

The range of the 550AE716M800DGR covers frequencies from 60MHz up to 150MHz and is perfect for low noise operations. The operating temperature is typically -45 to +125°C, and the voltage range is from 3.3V to 7.5V. This oscillator can be used in applications such as Wireless LANs, Wi-Fi Radio, GPS systems, Networking, and Medical devices.

The working principle of the 550AE716M800DGR includes a phase-frequency detector, low noise PLL, digital divider, and a current controlled oscillator. The phase-frequency detector detects the phase difference between the input and output signals. The low noise PLL eliminates phase jitter and voltage spikes. The digital divider is used to divide the input signal into the desired frequency. The current controlled oscillator amplifies the input signal to generate the desired frequency.

The 550AE716M800DGR oscillator is a great solution for applications requiring high performance with a low-cost of ownership. Its multiple selections of frequency, operating temperature, voltage range, and phase-frequency detector help decrease design time and improve accuracy. This oscillator is a great choice for applications requiring accurate timing and low-noise operations.

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