ABDFTCXO-40.000MHZ-L-2-T2

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Oscillators

An oscillator is an electronic circuit or device which generates an alternating output signal on one or several of its output terminals. Oscillators work by converting a d.c. voltage signal to an a.c. voltage signal which are usually sinusoidal in nature. The most common type of oscillator used in the industry is the ABDFTCXO-40.000MHZ-L-2-T2.

Application Field

ABDFTCXO-40.000MHZ-L-2-T2 is widely used in cellular and wireless communication systems, radio receivers, broadcast equipment, audio/video systems, navigation systems, military and medical equipment, and other industries which require high-frequency response and reliability. This type of oscillator offers a relatively low jitter and low power consumption so it is suitable for a wide range of applications.

Working Principle

The ABDFTCXO-40.000MHZ-L-2-T2 works by using a quartz crystal to vibrate or oscillate at a certain frequency when a d.c. voltage is applied to it. The quartz crystal consists of two plates of quartz with a gap between them. When a voltage is applied to the gap, it generates an electric field that causes the quartz crystal to vibrate. The frequency of the vibration is determined by the design of the crystal plate and the d.c. voltage applied to it. The oscillator then uses the output signal from the quartz crystal to drive other circuits that require high-frequency responses.

Once the oscillator is powered up, its output frequency can be adjusted by altering the applied voltage. This allows the device to be tuned to the required frequency and can be used for various applications such as frequency modulation, frequency synthesis, and phase locked loops. ABDFTCXO-40.000MHZ-L-2-T2 is also used in crystal filters, RF signal generators, and clocks. This multi-functional oscillator provides higher levels of flexibility and accuracy for a range of applications.

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