655P16115C3T

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Oscillators are electronic devices used to generate a periodic waveform, or oscillation, to produce a steady output signal. Examples of these include crystal oscillators, LC oscillators, and LC tank oscillators. One such example of an oscillator is the 655P16115C3T.The 655P16115C3T is a clock oscillator, commonly used in applications such as circuitry in the 486 and Pentium microprocessors. It works by using an integrated circuit, along with an external crystal, to provide the oscillatory input signal. This input signal is then amplified, shaped and filtered by the internal circuitry into a steady sine wave output with a fixed frequency determined by the crystal.The 655P16115C3T is capable of providing a frequency range of 10 to 100 MHz, and a voltage output level of 3.3 V. It has a typical frequency tolerance of 50 ppm, and a maximum frequency stability of 200 ppm. The output is CMOS compatible and can be used for signals operating up to 25 MHz. The oscillator operates with an enable/disable feature, which allows for the output to be turned on/off and is CMOS logic level compatible. It also includes an integral input filter and pullability, which helps minimize noise on the output signal.Given its features and performance, the 655P16115C3T has a wide range of applications. It can be used in microprocessors, timers, RTCs, server power supplies, networking equipment, frequency generators, complex electronic circuits, and in many other digital applications. It is also suitable for use in systems such as microcontroller-based projects, high-speed digital logic systems, PLLs, and more.The 655P16115C3T can be powered either by battery or by the external power supplies. It is a reliable and cost-effective oscillator that can be used for many different applications. Its features and performance make it a versatile and reliable choice for digital systems.

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