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Oscillators

Oscillators are devices that can operate autonomously, producing periodic or aperiodic signals, such as square waves, sawtooth waves, or triangular waves. This type of device can be used in many applications, including electronic circuits, clocks, television signals, and radio communications.

ASA1-45.250MHZ-L-T3 Application Field and Working Principle

The ASA1-45.250MHZ-L-T3 Oscillator is a crystal oscillator composed of an ASIC-integrated circuit and a quartz crystal. It is developed for oven-controlled clock frequency applications, and can provide highly stable precision clock signals.

The ASA1-45.250MHZ-L-T3 oscillator is designed for use in high-reliability applications, including temperature compacting, temperature control, operation of large industrial systems, telecommunications, video and audio equipment, electronic medical equipment, robotic and automatic controlization of products processes and laboratory analysis.

The working principle of the ASA1-45.250MHZ-L-T3 oscillator is based on a quartz crystal resonator vibrating at its resonance frequency, which is provided by the crystal manufacturer. The vibrating quartz crystal is connected to an integrated circuit with a high gain amplifier and a feedback circuit.

The high gain amplifier amplifies the vibration signal and feeds it back to the quartz crystal, which amplifies the signal further. This feedback loop, known as the crystal oscillator, produces an output signal of the desired frequency.

The closed-loop crystal oscillator is highly stable and reliable, and is unaffected by temperature, humidity, and vibration changes. This makes it ideal for precision clock signals as well as switching and timing applications.

The ASA1-45.250MHZ-L-T3 oscillator is also designed for easy mounting on printed circuit boards and easy installation and maintenance. It is also designed for a wide range of operating temperatures, ranging from -55°C to 105°C.

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