579R192CTT

Oscillators

Oscillators are devices which produce an alternating voltage or current waveform. They are used in a variety of electronic devices, from amplifiers to radios. The 579R192CTT oscillator is one type of oscillator used for applications where voltage or current is needed at a regular frequency over long periods of time. This oscillator type is well-suited for a range of applications that involve frequency control, frequency selection, and synchronization.

579R192CTT application field and working principle

The 579R192CTT oscillator is employed in applications such as clocks, control systems, and timing devices. It is also used in portable electronics such as calculators and digital cameras. The oscillator uses a quartz crystal to control the frequency of a sinusoidal waveform generated by an amplifier. The quartz crystal is a very accurate device as it tends to vibrate at a constant frequency, and is thus suitable for use in such critical applications. The frequency of the output waveform can be adjusted by changing the frequency of the crystal or by feeding the output of the amplifier into a frequency divider circuit.

The output of the 579R192CTT oscillator is a sinusoidal waveform that can be either positive or negative going. The peak voltage and frequency of the waveform can be adjusted by varying the amplitude of the input signal, and/or by changing the frequency of the quartz crystal. The output frequency is typically around 15kHz. The amplitude and frequency stability of the output waveform is very good over a wide temperature range, typically operating between 0 and 85 degrees Celsius.

The 579R192CTT oscillator is typically built in a small circuit board format with pins for power, ground, and output. It is a low-cost solution for many oscillator requirements and is suitable for applications where low-cost is essential, such as consumer electronic devices. The output amplitude and frequency are easily adjustable, making the 579R192CTT oscillator an excellent choice for frequency control, frequency selection, and synchronization applications.