589L260X2CTT

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

Oscillators are electrical circuit components that produce a distinct signal waveform, typically alternating between two or more levels, used to generate sound and light waves. The 589L260X2CTT frequency generator module is a type of pulse-width-modulated oscillator. It is available in various resolutions from 8 to 16 bits and frequency range of 0.2Hz to 8MHz, and can be used for multiple applications.

The 589L260X2CTT is a low cost, versatile, digital DC-DC-DC converter generator. It has a broad range of applications, such as motion control, video display, audio amplifier, robotics, power supplies, telecommunications, test and measurement instruments. It also has a wide selection of output waveforms, such as sine waves, square waves, triangle and ramp waveforms.

The generation of output waveforms is done by the PWM (pulse-width modulation) technique. This technique uses two transistors, a capacitor and a resistor to generate a quasi-linear waveform. PWM outputs are usually adjustable through the use of control inputs such as frequency, duty cycle, and phase. The 589L260X2CTT has two in-built PWM output stages, each of which can be used to generate a wide variety of waveforms. The output waveforms are thresholded for better clarity.

In terms of its working principle, the 589L260X2CTT operates using a switching cycle, wherein the voltage applied to the capacitor toggles between a high and a low state, to generate a train of pulses of alternating voltage. The capacitor\'s voltage is then typically compared with a reference voltage, resulting in a digital signal representing the alternating voltage. This digital signal is then used to determine the output waveform, from which the desired frequency is obtained. Additionally, the frequency can be adjusted through the use of potenciometers.

In summary, the 589L260X2CTT is a low cost, versatile digital DC-DC-DC converter generator. It has a broad range of applications, from audio amplifier and robotics to power supplies, and is capable of producing a wide variety of output waveforms. Its operation is based off the pulse-width modulation technique, which uses a switching cycle to generate a train of pulses of alternating voltage. This alternating voltage is compared and thresholded to determine the output waveform, from which the desired frequency can be obtained.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference