ACOL-16.000MHZ-EK Crystals, Oscillators, Resonators

Oscillators are electrical circuits that generate an output waveform in the form of a periodic signal, which is usually a sine wave. Oscillators are used for many purposes, including the generation of radio waves, timekeeping, monitoring of environmental conditions, and as a source of electrical signals for a wide range of applications. The ACOL-16.000MHZ-EK is a type of oscillator which is designed for use in radio and television transmission systems. The ACOL-16.000MHZ-EK oscillator is designed to generate a signal with a frequency of 16.000 MHZ and a phase locked loop control system for precise frequency stabilization.

Application Field

The ACOL-16.000MHZ-EK oscillator is designed for use in radio and television transmission systems. It is capable of producing a highly stable signal with a frequency resolution of two decimal places. The oscillator is designed to provide a reliable source of low-noise signal with a low flicker noise index. This makes it ideal for use in applications such as VHF and UHF television systems, and in radio broadcasting applications. The device is also suitable for applications requiring a highly tuned and accurate signal.

Working Principle

The working principle of the ACOL-16.000MHZ-EK oscillator is based on the phase-locked loop (PLL) system. The PLL system uses a feedback loop to lock the frequency of the oscillator to a reference frequency. The reference frequency is provided by an external clock source. The ACOL-16.000MHZ-EK oscillator works by comparing the frequency of the oscillator output with the reference frequency. Any difference between them is corrected by adjusting the frequency of the oscillator to match the reference frequency. This ensures that the output frequency is always stable and accurate.

The ACOL-16.000MHZ-EK oscillator also uses a Resonator Oscillator to generate the output signal. The resonator oscillator creates an alternating current at a specific frequency, which is then amplified before being sent to the output. The frequency of the output is determined by the value of a crystal or ceramic resonator connected to the circuit. The frequency of the resonator is calibrated to the exact value required for the application.

Conclusion

The ACOL-16.000MHZ-EK oscillator is a highly reliable and stable source of low-noise and accurate signal. It is ideal for use in radio and television transmission systems, VHF and UHF television applications, and radio broadcasting systems. The oscillator uses a phase-locked loop system and a Resonator Oscillator to generate a highly tuned and accurate output signal, with excellent frequency resolution.