552ED000916DG

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Pin Configurable or selectable oscillators are a popular tool used in many different applications. They are particularly useful for high frequency applications due to their small size, low power consumption and stability. The 552ED000916DG is a selectable oscillator that can be tailored to fit the needs of the application.

Features

The 552ED000916DG offers several features that make it applicable to many different applications. Its size and shape are the same as other selectable oscillators, which makes it suitable for use in various designs. Additionally, the 552ED000916DG can be adjusted to fit a wide frequency range, from 9 kHz to 500 MHz. It also operates at a wide range of temperatures, from -40° to 85° C.

The 552ED000916DG has been designed to be compatible with a variety of systems. It is available in both 5 and 3.3V models and has a 2.5V output. It also offers a variety of different pin functions, from high power CMOS inputs to low power CMOS outputs. It also includes a clock reduction circuit, which makes it ideal for applications where the frequency is to be adjusted.

Application Field

The 552ED000916DG selectable oscillator is suitable for a number of different applications. It can be used in systems where precise timing is required, such as communication systems, embedded controllers and industrial automation systems. It is also suitable for use in medical imaging and radio communication systems, as well as satellite navigation and automotive applications. Additionally, it can be employed in frequency synthesisers and other scientific applications.

Working Principle

The 552ED000916DG selectable oscillator operates by generating a clock signal based on the settings configured by the user. The oscillator uses two transistors to control the frequency of the generated signal. The first transistor, called the mixer transistor, is used to mix the external clock signal with an internally generated reference signal. The second transistor, a phase-locked loop (PLL), is then used to lock the frequency of the generated signal to the external clock signal.

The clock signal generated by the 552ED000916DG selectable oscillator is accurate and stable due to the use of the PLL. The oscillator is also designed such that changes in temperature will not affect the frequency of the generated signal. Additionally, the frequency of the generated signal can be easily adjusted by changing the configuration settings.

Conclusion

The 552ED000916DG selectable oscillator is a useful tool for many applications, providing accurate timing and stability. It is easy to configure and is suitable for use in a variety of applications. Additionally, its small size and low power consumption make it an ideal choice for high frequency applications.

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