589R128X2CAT

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Oscillators are devices that produce a regular, repetitive signal at a certain frequency. The 589R128X2CAT is an oscillator that creates a very stable output signal. It uses a piezoelectric crystal to create vibrations at a precise frequency.

The 589R128X2CAT is suitable for many applications. It can be used in voltage controlled oscillators or timers, and audio and radio frequency applications. It is also used in robotics to regulate the speed of a motor, and instrumentation to measure and monitor temperatures, pressures, and levels. The 589R128X2CAT is widely used in the telecommunications and automotive industries.

The 589R128X2CAT oscillator operates at a frequency of 128MHz, with a temperature stability of +/- 10 ppm. It is available in a variety of package sizes, from 10mm x 10mm to 15mm x 10mm. It has an operating temperature range of -40°C to +85°C and a maximum operating voltage of 5.0V.

The working principle of the 589R128X2CAT oscillator is based on piezoelectricity. Piezoelectricity is defined as the electric charge which is generated by the mechanical stress or strain of certain materials, such as quartz crystals. This phenomenon is used in oscillators to generate a constant signal of a precise frequency.

The 589R128X2CAT oscillator uses a quartz crystal to create vibrations at a specified frequency. The vibration of the crystal produces an electric current, which is then amplified and sent through a filter to regulate its frequency. The output signal is then adjusted to a stable frequency, with a tolerance of +/- 10 ppm.

The 589R128X2CAT oscillator is a reliable and accurate device for use in many applications. It is highly stable, with low phase noise, jitter, and distortion. It is also easy to use, with no external components required. This makes it an ideal choice for applications such as voltage controlled oscillators, timers, audio and RF applications, and robotics.

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