8N3QV01KG-0016CDI

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Programmable timers and oscillators have been playing a crucial role in many applications in the electronics industry. In particular, 8N3QV01KG-0016CDI, a low power CMOS oscillator with a high stability and wide frequency range, has been widely used as a timing basis and synchronization source in digital and analog consumer products. This article explains 8N3QV01KG-0016CDI’s application field, as well as its working principle.

Application Field

8N3QV01KG-0016CDI can be used in various applications where accurate timing and synchronization are required, such as:

• Audio-video equipment: 8N3QV01KG-0016CDI can be used in audio-video equipment, such as TVs, DVD players, and amplifiers, to provide accurate timing signals and synchronized patterns to ensure the smooth and clear presentation of images and sound.
• Computers and Communication devices: 8N3QV01KG-0016CDI can also be used in computers and communication devices such as modems and routers, providing stable signals and timing source for data transmission and processing.
• Automation Equipment: 8N3QV01KG-0016CDI can also be used in automation equipment, providing a start and end count for specific operations in the process, thereby helping to achieve the highest efficiency and quality in the production process.
• Other Digital and Analog Consumer Products: 8N3QV01KG-0016CDI can be also used in other digital and analog consumer products such as mobile phones and home control systems, ensuring the most accurate timing and synchronization between different components, and therefore enhancing the overall performance and reliability.

Working Principle

The working principle of 8N3QV01KG-0016CDI rely on its oscillator. An oscillator is a circuit that produces a periodic waveform, such as a sine wave, by repeating the same processes over and over. 8N3QV01KG-0016CDI uses a low power CMOS oscillator with high stability and wide frequency range to achieve its desired accuracy. The core of the low power CMOS oscillator consists of a timing capacitor and a timing resistor, connected in series. During the start-up period, an initial voltage is applied on the voltage terminal and a start-up current flows through the capacitor. This current charges the capacitor, and the voltage on the capacitor increases until it reaches its maximum value, at which point the oscillator starts to oscillate. The discharged capacitor produces an oscillatory current, which is then modulated by a pulse width modulation to generate the 8N3QV01KG-0016CDI output signal. The frequency of the oscillations is determined by the capacitor-resistor combination, with the frequency range being set prior to delivery. The low power CMOS oscillator is designed to consume the least possible amount of power with high stability and wide frequency range.

As a result, 8N3QV01KG-0016CDI could provide precise timing signal, its performance and reliability have been tested and validated in application. 8N3QV01KG-0016CDI has been widely used in many application as a timing basis and synchronization source.

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