8N4DV85LC-0102CDI

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8N4DV85LC-0102CDI are classified under Clock/Timing -Programmable Timers and Oscillators. This oscillator type is commonly used in a variety of field applications, ranging from medical to industrial applications. Understanding the working principle and details of the 8N4DV85LC-0102CDI oscillator is important for any engineer for choosing the best kind of oscillator for a specific application.

The 8N4DV85LC-0102CDI oscillator is powered by a CMOS technology. This type of CMOS technology is unique in its ability to provide high frequency output with very low power consumption. The operating temperature range of this particular oscillator is between -20C to 85C with a maximum voltage supply of 5.5V. This oscillator features a typical frequency accuracy of ±10 ppm, and a supply current of 12mA. It also has a high stability frequency of +/-2 ppm for a 7 day operating temperature range.

The 8N4DV85LC-0102CDI oscillator is used in a wide range of applications, including communications, data acquisition, automotive, and industrial applications. In communications, this oscillator is used to control the processing of signals, such as in receivers, transmitters, and modulators. In automotive applications, it is used to control the speed and timing of systems, such as in engine control systems and braking systems. In data acquisition applications, it is used to control the data transfer rate of computer systems. In industrial applications, the oscillator is used in robotic automation systems, vending machines, and other industrial machinery.

The working principle behind the 8N4DV85LC-0102CDI oscillator is based on the phase-locked loop (PLL) technology. This technology allows the oscillator to track and maintain a precise frequency over a wide dynamic range. The oscillator starts with a high accurate reference crystal, which is used to control the frequency of the output. The reference crystal provides the raw frequency, which is then input into a voltage controlled oscillator (VCO). The VCO is then fed through a frequency divider and multiplier to generate various frequencies from the reference frequency. These outputs are then fed back into the PLL where the frequency is adjusted to maintain the precise output frequency. The inherent stability of the PLL allows the precise frequency to be maintained over a wide dynamic range.

The 8N4DV85LC-0102CDI oscillator is ideal for applications that require precise frequencies over a wide dynamic range. The CMOS technology allows for very low power consumption, which makes the oscillator ideal for battery-powered applications. The wide operating temperature range also allows the oscillator to be used in wide range of applications. Additionally, the inherent reliability and stability of the PLL allow the oscillator to precisely maintain its output frequency over a wide dynamic range.

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