ASAK2-32.768KHZ-LKS-T

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Introduction to Oscillators

Oscillators are electronic circuits which generate continuous electronic signals, usually of a linear or sinusoidal waveform. Oscillators are used in many different applications, such as in wireless systems, alarm systems, control systems, and data control and communication systems. The type of oscillator used in each application is determined by the frequency range, waveform shape and stability required. Generally speaking, oscillators are divided into two groups, analog and digital.

ASAK2-32.768KHZ-LKS-T Oscillator

The ASAK2-32.768KHZ-LKS-T oscillator is a quartz crystal oscillator designed with low current usage. It operates at 32.768kHz and is suitable for frequency-critical applications where low power consumption is important. The ASAK2-32.768KHZ-LKS-T oscillator features an extremely low power dissipation of only 1µA. It also features a low phase noise of -144dBc/Hz and a low output jitter level of only a few picoseconds.

Application Field and Working Principle of ASAK2-32.768KHZ-LKS-T Oscillator

The ASAK2-32.768KHZ-LKS-T oscillator is typically used in consumer handheld and battery powered devices where low-power design is of paramount importance. Typical applications include timekeeping, data acquisition, automotive electronics, telecommunications, Wi-Fi basebands, and general embedded systems. The working principle of the ASAK2-32.768KHZ-LKS-T Oscillator is based on a quartz crystal. A quartz crystal is an electronic component that uses the mechanical resonance of a quartz crystal to generate a highly accurate and stable frequency signal. A quartz crystal works by applying a mechanical force to a quartz crystal which sets it into vibration. This vibration then creates an alternating electrical current which is then used to generate an output signal at the desired frequency. The frequency of the output signal is determined by the size of the crystal and can be easily controlled by adjusting the size of the crystal or by changing the resonant frequency. The frequency stability of a quartz crystal is determined by how accurately it can maintain its frequency over time and temperature.

Conclusion

The ASAK2-32.768KHZ-LKS-T oscillator is a low-power quartz crystal oscillator which is capable of providing very accurate and stable frequency signals. It is ideal for use in consumer handheld and battery powered applications such as timekeeping, data acquisition, automotive electronics, and telecommunications. The oscillator works by using the mechanical resonance of a quartz crystal to generate a highly accurate and stable frequency signal. The frequency stability is determined by how accurately the crystal can maintain its frequency over time and temperature.

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