ABDFTCXO-26.000MHZ-E-2-T2

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Oscillators are electronic components that produce oscillating electrical signals of a certain frequency. They are generally used to generate an electrical signal of a constant frequency. Examples of oscillators include the ABDFTCXO-26.000MHZ-E-2-T2 and the ABDFTCCO-16.000MHZ-E-1-T2.

The ABDFTCXO-26.000MHZ-E-2-T2 is a type of oscillator that uses an external crystal as a reference. It is typically used in applications which require high frequency accuracy such as radio communications and GPS system. The ABDFTCXO-26.000MHZ-E-2-T2 is capable of delivering an frequency accuracy of -20 ppm at an ambient temperature range of -20C to 75C. It also offers an industry-leading phase jitter improvements which makes it ideal for high-speed data communication.

The working principle of the ABDFTCXO-26.000MHZ-E-2-T2 is based on the piezoelectric effect. The oscillator includes a crystal that is tuned to a precise frequency. When an electric charge is applied to the crystal, it causes the crystal to vibrate at its tuned frequency. The vibrations generate an electrical signal that oscillates at a constant frequency. The oscillating electrical signal is then used as a reference for any given application.

The ABDFTCXO-26.000MHZ-E-2-T2 is commonly used in applications such as industrial automation, digital audio, medical devices, automotive electronics, communications systems, and GPS receivers. It is also used as a reference clock in microprocessors and in network server systems. This oscillator can operate in frequencies ranging from 200kHz to 1.5GHz.

The ABDFTCXO-26.000MHZ-E-2-T2 is a popular choice for those applications that require stable frequency signals at high accuracies. It comes with a wide range of features such as low jitter, low aging rate, and low g-sensitivity. It is also reliable and cost-effective, making it an ideal choice for a variety of applications.

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