ABLS2-26.000MHZ-B1U-T

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Crystals are components used in all sorts of electronic devices, from simple items such as watches, to complex items such as computers and even the satellites orbiting in space. A crystal oscillator is an electronic circuit that uses the properties of quartz to generate an electrical signal at a very precise frequency. The ABLS2-26.000MHZ-B1U-T is a high-frequency crystal oscillator manufactured by Bliley Technologies.

Application Field

The ABLS2-26.000MHZ-B1U-T crystal oscillator is ideal for applications requiring high frequency accuracy and stability over a wide range of temperature, such as telecommunications and navigation systems, as well as radio transmitter and receivers. The device is housed in a hermetically sealed ceramic package with gold metallized lid and is usable from -55°C to +125°C.

Working Principle

The ABLS2-26.000MHZ-B1U-T crystal oscillator works by driving an electrical current through a quartz crystal, which vibrates at a precise frequency determined by its dimensions. The electrical signal generated by the oscillator is fed back to the crystal, and the oscillator will continue to oscillate at the same precise frequency until the electrical current is stopped.

The crystal oscillator configurations used in the ABLS2-26.000MHZ-B1U-T feature a low phase noise and a wide frequency control range that enables the fine tuning of the oscillator frequency to the required exact frequency within the overall frequency range.

Conclusion

The ABLS2-26.000MHZ-B1U-T crystal oscillator is specifically designed for high frequency applications requiring stability, low noise, and wide frequency control. The device is optimized for telecommunications and navigation systems, radio transmitter and receivers, and other similar applications. The quartz crystal oscillator will continue to oscillate at the same precise frequency until the electrical current is stopped.

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