550BJ166M629DGR

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Oscillators are devices that are used to create oscillating electrical signals. A well known example is the quartz crystal oscillator. The 550BJ166M629DGR is a type of oscillator, specifically designed for high frequency applications. It is a shear mode thin film oscillator, offering superior stability and high performance in a small package.

The 550BJ166M629DGR is based on acoustically coupled thin film resonator technology. It uses two layers of piezoelectric material, separated by a thin film of silicon nitride. The top layer is a quartz crystal resonator, while the bottom layer is a substrate material with electrodes. When a voltage is applied to the electrodes, an acoustic wave is generated. This wave interacts with the quartz crystal, resulting in a mechanical resonance effect. This resonance produces an output signal at the resonant frequency.

The 550BJ166M629DGR oscillator is ideal for high frequency applications, such as 4G or 5G wireless systems. It offers excellent short-term and long-term stability, with a frequency accuracy of ±5ppb. Its small footprint allows it to be used in space constrained applications. It also offers a low phase noise, making it suitable for use in communication systems.

The 550BJ166M629DGR oscillator has a wide range of useful features. It supports frequency ranges from 2GHz to 6GHz, with a wide range of available frequencies. It also offers a low power consumption of 8mA, and a supply voltage range from 1.2V to 8V. The oscillator also features an integrated temperature compensation circuit, allowing the frequency to be adjusted as the temperature changes.

In conclusion, the 550BJ166M629DGR oscillator is an ideal choice for high frequency applications. Its combination of small package size, short term and long-term stability, and low phase noise make it an excellent choice for 4G and 5G wireless systems. Its integrated temperature compensation circuit allows for further frequency adjustment as needed.

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