653V5006A2T

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Oscillators

Oscillators are basically electronic circuits which generate repeating waveforms and are commonly used to generate signals for electronics applications. They have a wide range of uses such as generating a carrier frequency for radio transmitters, providing referencing signals for clocks, timers or audio systems, and in various communication systems.

653V5006A2T Application Field

The 653V5006A2T is an oscillator produced by TEMEX. It operates at frequencies up to 25 MHz and is designed for applications like video transmission, clock and data line drivers. It has been designed to be used with video cameras, multiplexers and video storage systems, providing frequencies from 64 kHz to 2.5 MHz.

653V5006A2T Working Principle

The 653V5006A2T uses a VCXO or voltage-controlled crystal oscillator to generate a signal. The oscillator comprises of a quartz crystal and two transistors. The oscillator is connected to a voltage-controlled circuit. When a voltage is applied across the crystal, it will vibrate at a frequency determined by its shape and size. The voltage-controlled circuit amplifies the oscillations and produces a signal with a particular frequency range.

The 653V5006A2T oscillator is also highly-stable and able to maintain a frequency accuracy of 0.01%. This makes it suitable for applications such as digital video transmission or digital audio where precise timing is essential. It also has a power supply range of 5.5V to 8V, making it suitable for a variety of applications.

Conclusion

The 653V5006A2T oscillator is an incredibly versatile and reliable component for a wide range of electronic applications. Its high stability and accuracy make it an ideal choice for digital audio and video applications, and its wide voltage supply range makes it suitable for use in a variety of situations.

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