552AC000270DGR

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Pin Configurable/Selectable Oscillators are field programmable circuits that allow you to customize a circuit to meet your specific application requirements. The 552AC000270DGR is a process that uses a single pin which can be programmed to switch between different frequencies. This oscillator is typically used in applications such as frequency synthesis, data collection, and control systems.

The frequency selection is accomplished through the combination of components and can be accomplished in two modes - in-system programming, which occurs when the frequency selection is done prior to application, and in-application programming, where the frequency is adjusted after the system is already in use.

In addition to frequency selection, the 552AC000270DGR also offers an input range of 1.0 to 2.5V. This allows for a very versatile input range that can accommodate different application needs. The oscillator also offers a low power consumption, allowing for a cost-effective solution with a compact form factor.

The working principle of the 552AC000270DGR is fairly simple. A programmable resistor is placed between the base pin of a transistor and the ground. The resistor can be adjusted to create a frequency output of up to 540 MHz using a voltage swing of 1.0 to 2.5V. When this voltage swing is applied to the base pin of the transistor, it creates a frequency output that can be adjusted to the user’s requirements.

The 552AC000270DGR is a versatile oscillator that can be used in a wide range of applications such as data collection, frequency synthesis, and control systems. It offers a single pin programming solution that can be easily adapted to different application needs. The oscillator also offers a low power consumption and an input range of 1.0 to 2.5V that can accommodate different application needs. The working principle is fairly simple, using a programmable resistor which is placed between the base pin of a transistor and the ground to create a frequency output of up to 540 MHz.

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