8W-33.33333MBD-T

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Oscillators are electrical devices that vibrate or oscillate at a certain frequency. This frequency can be used for a variety of electrical applications such as regulating electrical power, providing alternating current (AC) signals for radio transmitters and receivers, providing clock signals for computers, and controlling the rate of electronic timers and counters. The 8W-33.33333MBD-T Oscillator is a frequency doubler that has wide applications in telecommunications, instrumentation and medical industries.

The 8W-33.333MBD-T Oscillator has a low-jitter max spread spectrum clock synthesizer. It provides a double output frequency to the user which can be used to generate high-speed signals. It can be configured to operate in either the Frequency-Locked Loop (FLL) or PLL mode. In the FLL mode, the oscillator will drive the maximum output frequency up to the maximum value of 33.333MHz and down to the minimum of 8WA. In the PLL mode, the oscillator will drive the maximum output frequency up to 66.66MHz and down to a minimum of 4.2WA.

The 8W-33.333MBD-T Oscillator has a low starting current and good thermal stability. It has a wide operating temperature range of -40°C to 85°C and a very low power consumption of 3.3V. It has a 0.1ppm/K drift rate and a 20% duty cycle. It also features a high EMI/RFI immunity and a reliable and accurate timebase. This oscillator is very cost-effective compared to other types of frequency doubling oscillators.

The 8W-33.333MBD-T Oscillator operates by using a pair of VCXO (Voltage Controlled Crystal Oscillator) and PLL (Phase Locked Loop) circuits. These circuits are used to provide a stable frequency and phase control. The VCXO circuit is responsible for the high frequency accuracy and the PLL circuit is used for maintaining the low frequency jitter. The two oscillators are connected in series with a feedback loop which synchronizes the frequencies. When the input frequency is applied, the PLL circuit generates a voltage proportional to the difference in the frequencies of the two oscillators. The VCXO circuit then adjusts the output frequency to match the input frequency.

The 8W-33.333MBD-T Oscillator is widely used in many fields such as telecommunications, instrumentation, medical, military, and aerospace. It is used for timing and frequency control in various applications such as radio transmitters and receivers, digital microwave systems, frequency generators, communication networks, digital clocks, and AV receivers. It is very reliable and cost-effective and provides excellent frequency accuracy and low jitter output.

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