7Q-38.400MDG-T

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Oscillators

Oscillators are electronic circuits which generate a periodic signal without using an external input. Oscillators are fundamental components in many different electronic applications such as radio transmitters, television receivers, medical instruments, and mobile phones. One type of oscillator is the 7Q-38.400MDG-T Oscillator.

7Q-38.400MDG-T Oscillator Application Field and Working Principle

The 7Q-38.400MDG-T Oscillator is a low-cost quartz crystal oscillator with a top-grade configuration. It is available in a variety of configurations, such as plastic DIP through-hole or ceramic SMD for a wide range of applications. It has a high stability over a broad temperature range, with a standard tolerance of ±20ppm for operating temperatures from -40°C to +85°C. The device also features good anti-interference performance, low power consumption, and fast start-up times.

The 7Q-38.400MDG-T Oscillator is typically used in applications such as car radios, aircraft instrumentation, communications systems, medical instrumentation, and industrial clock systems. It is designed to generate highly accurate precision clock signals for a range of digital and analog circuits, while maintaining a low power draw.

The working principle of the 7Q-38.400MDG-T Oscillator is based on electronic oscillator theory. It consists of an electronic oscillator circuit comprised of a quartz crystal which acts as an electrical circuit resonator. The resonator is connected to two transistors that act as a feedback amplifier to create a self-sustaining oscillation.

The oscillator circuit creates an alternating signal which is applied to the crystal. When the crystal is excited, it creates an electric field inside the crystal which causes it to vibrate. The vibrating crystal then changes the electric field of the circuit, which in turn causes the transistors to amplify the signal.

The amplified signal is then fed back to the input of the circuit, which creates a strong signal. This signal is then filtered by the oscillator circuit to create a precise clock signal. The output frequency of the clock signal depends on the type of crystal and the overall electronic circuit design.

The 7Q-38.400MDG-T Oscillator is an excellent choice for many electronic applications requiring a low-cost, highly accurate precision clock signal. Its wide temperature range, low power consumption, and fast start-up time make it an ideal choice for use in car radios, aircraft instrumentation, medical instrumentation, communications systems, and industrial clock systems.

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