8N3SV76LC-0156CDI8

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Programmable Timers and Oscillators

Programmable timers and oscillators are commonly used in many applications, such as in computers, televisions, microwaves, and other electronic devices. There are different types of timers and oscillators available, with 8N3SV76LC-0156CDI8 being one of the most widely used types.

8N3SV76LC-0156CDI8 Application Field and Working Principle

The 8N3SV76LC-0156CDI8 is a low power clock oscillator, commonly used in time-sensitive applications. It is a highly accurate oscillator, with an output frequency of 7.6 MHz ± 70 ppm. It has a low power consumption of 1.8V to 2.25V, making it an ideal choice for applications with low-power requirements.

This oscillator is typically used in embedded systems, digital equipment, microcontrollers, logic circuits, embedded systems and timekeeping systems, to name a few. It is also capable of providing reliable, accurate timekeeping in high-temperature and harsh signal environments.

Its embedded oscillator mechanism uses high-quality transistors and capacitors to provide a steady sinusoidal output signal. The oscillator also has a high-quality crystal to ensure a high frequency accuracy throughout its operation. This oscillator also has a wide temperature range, capable of operating between -40°C to 85°C.

In addition, this oscillator utilizes a wide variety of programs and settings to adjust the frequency output for different applications. The oscillator can also be used as an input for other digital components, allowing for seamless integration into a variety of circuits.

8N3SV76LC-0156CDI8 is a reliable and accurate low-power clock oscillator, making it a popular choice for time-sensitive applications. It is highly suitable for use in embedded systems, digital equipment, microcontrollers, logic circuits, and timekeeping systems.

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