656L62203I3T Crystals, Oscillators, Resonators

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Oscillators

An oscillator is an electronic device that produces an AC signal of varying frequency. It is typically used for vibration, frequency, or other measurements in a wide variety of applications.

The 656L62203I3T oscillator is a high-performance device designed to provide a stable and precise frequency reference. It is typically used in the automotive, communications, consumer electronics, defense, medical, and industrial industries.

Application Field

The 656L62203I3T oscillator is used in a broad range of applications, including:

• Phase-Locked Loops (PLL)
• Data Communications
• Cellular Base Stations
• Wireless Networks
• Broadband Interfaces
• Portable Computing Devices

Working Principle

The 656L62203I3T oscillator has an external clock input that is used to generate the required frequency. It also has an internal crystal oscillator as a backup. The output frequency is adjustable within the specified range. The device is capable of operating across a wide range of temperatures and supplies, thereby providing a stable frequency output.

The oscillator has a low phase noise, which enables it to provide a low signal distortion. It also has a low power consumption and is resistant to mechanical vibrations. Additionally, the device is extremely robust and highly reliable.

The 656L62203I3T oscillator is designed to be easy to use and features a wide range of programming options, such as frequency selection, bias control, and output strength control. It also has a built-in monitor that allows it to be easily monitored for changes in the output frequency.

The 656L62203I3T oscillator is a versatile device that is suitable for various applications. It is designed to be reliable, robust, and easily programmable, making it a valuable tool for any application that requires a stable and precise frequency reference.

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