7C-48.000MBE-T Crystals, Oscillators, Resonators

Oscillators are electronic devices used to produce an output signal of a specific frequency. The 7C-48.000MBE-T oscillator is a high-precision frequency-control device that can be used in a wide range of applications. It is designed to provide excellent accuracy, frequency stability, low power consumption, and low distortion for precise frequency-control applications.

Applications

The 7C-48.000MBE-T oscillator is primarily used for frequency control in radio systems, including frequency modulation (FM) and time division multiple access (TDMA) radios. It is also used for frequency control in other kinds of wireless communication systems such as microwave communications, cellular communications, and satellite communications. The 7C-48.000MBE-T is also used in digital-audio players, digital-video recorders, radar systems, and satellite navigation systems.

Working Principle

The 7C-48.000MBE-T oscillator uses a circuit technique called voltage-controlled oscillation (VCO). The voltage-controlled oscillator controls the frequency of the output signal by varying the input voltage. This is done by using a voltage-dependent capacitor that is connected in series with a resistor, and the combination of these two components forms an RC network. The RC network is connected to a voltage source, and the voltage across the RC network produces a current that is proportional to the voltage. This current is then used to modulate the frequency of the oscillator.

The 7C-48.000MBE-T oscillator also features advanced temperature compensation circuitry, which ensures the frequency output is accurate over a wide temperature range. The oscillator is also designed to provide high linearity and low distortion.

Conclusion

The 7C-48.000MBE-T oscillator is an advanced frequency-control device that can be used in a wide range of applications. It is designed to provide excellent accuracy, frequency stability, low power consumption, and low distortion. The oscillator can be used for frequency control in radio systems, microwave communications, cellular communications, satellite communications, digital-audio players, digital-video recorders, radar systems, and satellite navigation systems.