590VC100M000DG

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Oscillators are devices which produce a periodic waveform, like a sine wave or a square wave.They are used in common applications, like clocks, radio transmitters and receivers, and signal generators.The 590VC100M000DG Oscillator is a type of crystal oscillator which is used in many industrial applications.The oscillator is a precision time-base circuit providing excellent stability and accuracy over a wide operating temperature range.The 590VC100M000DG also offers unique packaging options, making it a versatile component for many application fields.

Application Field

The 590VC100M000DG Oscillator is a versatile frequency control device and can be used in a variety of applications, including radio and wireless communication equipment, Multimedia and digital display equipment,Industrial process control, and medical/instrumentation equipment.In radio and wireless communication equipment, the oscillator can be used to generate a signal of precise frequency for receivers.In the field of multimedia and digital display equipment, the oscillator can be used to maintain clock synchronization and obtain an accurate signal.The device can also be used for vital time-keeping within industrial systems, such as robotic process control.Finally, the high-precision characteristics of the 590VC100M000DG make it an ideal component for medical and instrumentation equipment.

Working Principle

The 590VC100M000DG Oscillator works by using a small quartz crystal and a pair of parallel plate electrodes for generating an alternating current signal. As an electrical current is passed through the circuit, the quartz crystal vibrates a certain number of times per second, depending on the electrical current applied. This set the frequency of the emitted oscillatory signal. The higher the applied current, the higher the frequency of the signal.

The crystal output is then amplified by an amplifier and is regulated by a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO). The VCO helps to maintain a consistent signal frequency. The VCO is controlled by a voltage-controlled capacitor (VCC), which is connected to a digital to analog converter (DAC). The DAC helps to convert the digital signal into an analog signal. This signal is then used to control the frequency of the output signal.

The output of the oscillator is then amplified and fed back into a low pass filter before finally being output from the device. This helps to produce a signal with a consistent frequency and clean waveform.

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