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Oscillators

Oscillators are electronic circuits that generate a signal of a certain frequency. These signals are used to synchronize many analog and digital circuits.

ASCO-1.544MHZ-EK-T3

The ASCO-1.544MHZ-EK-T3 is a quartz oscillator that can be used to generate a frequency of 1.544MHz. It is a leadless quartz crystal device which can accommodate a wide range of crystal frequencies from 1MHz to 60MHz.

Application Field

The main application of ASCO-1.544MHZ-EK-T3 is timebase generation for stable frequency and wide dynamic range systems. It is mainly used in Frequency/Phase Lock loops (PLL), local oscillators, and frequency synthesizers where stability, reliability, and high frequency are required.

The ASCO-1.544MHZ-EK-T3 is also ideal for creating a standard reference clock for microcontroller operations. It can be used to create clocking signals for advanced microprocessors, memory controllers, audio, and video systems.

Working Principle

The ASCO-1.544MHZ-EK-T3 is a quartz crystal oscillator that produces a 1.544MHz signal when powered up. It works on the principle of piezoelectric effect. Quartz crystals have the property to vibrate when an alternating electric field is applied to them. The frequency of the vibration is determined by the thickness and size of the crystal. The ASCO-1.544MHZ-EK-T3 is designed to be very stable and accurate with temperature variations.

The output of the oscillator is a frequency of 1.544MHz square wave. The frequency of the output can be adjusted using external components connected to the oscillator. The output waveform can be monitored by connecting a suitable oscilloscope to its output pin.

Conclusion

The ASCO-1.544MHZ-EK-T3 is a quartz crystal oscillator with the capability of providing a stable 1.544MHz signal. It is mainly used as a timebase generator and in Frequency/Phase Lock loops (PLL). This oscillator works on the principle of piezoelectric effect and its output can be monitored with a suitable oscilloscope.

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