ACHL-14.31818MHZ-EK

Oscillators are devices used in a variety of applications to produce an oscillatory electrical signal, either in an AC or a DC form. Generally, oscillators are used in communication devices such as transmitters and receivers, where they are used to generate and stabilize frequencies of the signal. The ACHL-14.31818MHz-EK is an oscillator which is used to generate a stable oscillatory electrical signal at 14.31818MHz with improved performance. This oscillator is ideal for use in low power and low voltage applications.

Application Field

The ACHL-14.31818MHz-EK is designed for use in microcontroller-based application, such as industrial control systems, embedded digital media and computer peripherals, automotive electronics, and digital communications equipment. The oscillator is also suitable for use in medical applications, such as pacemakers, hearing aids, and MRI scanners. The oscillator is certified for low power and low voltage operation, making it ideal for use in applications where power and space constraints are an issue.

Working Principle

The ACHL-14.31818MHz-EK is an analog oscillator, meaning that it works on the principle of a feedback loop. The oscillator contains a feedback resistor and an active component, such as a transistor. The transistor acts as a switch, controlling the current in the circuit. When a voltage is applied across the transistor, it turns on, allowing current to flow. This current passes through the feedback resistor, and produces a voltage that is fed back into the transistor. This causes the circuit to oscillate at a frequency determined by the value of the feedback resistor.

The ACHL-14.31818MHz-EK oscillator also includes a crystal tuner, which is used to precisely tune the frequency of the oscillation. The crystal tuner helps the oscillator produce a stable signal, as the precise frequency is maintained even when operating conditions change. The oscillator also features an integrated voltage regulation circuit, which ensures that the oscillation frequency remains stable even when the supply voltage changes.

Conclusion

The ACHL-14.31818MHz-EK is a high performing oscillator capable of producing a stable oscillatory electrical signal at low power and low voltage levels. It is an ideal choice for a wide range of application fields, such as industrial control systems, automotive electronics, and medical applications. The oscillator works on the principle of a feedback loop, and uses a crystal tuner to precisely tune the frequency of the signal. Furthermore, it has an integrated voltage regulation circuit to ensure the oscillation frequency remains constant, even when the supply voltage changes.