ASCO-12.000MHZ-EK-T3

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Oscillators

An oscillator is an electronic circuit device that creates a repetitive signal based on a set of characteristics. In particular, the ASCO-12.000MHZ-EK-T3 oscillator is a popular type of frequency-controlled crystal oscillator that is used for many commercial applications. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the ASCO-12.000MHZ-EK-T3.

Application Field

The ASCO-12.000MHZ-EK-T3 is capable of providing highly stable frequencies in the range of 12.000MHz up to 30 MHz. It\'s most commonly used for operating microcontrollers, communication devices, antennas, metering, digital sound systems, digital televisions and many other types of digital or analog equipment. With an operating temperature range of 0-70°C, it is suitable for use in industrial, automotive and military applications.

In addition to these applications, the ASCO-12.000MHZ-EK-T3 oscillator can also be used as a frequency reference in certain high-precision instruments such as atomic clocks and radios. These devices rely on highly accurate clocks to measure time and frequency, and the crystal oscillator provides this reference. The oscillator is also used in synchronization systems such as GPS receivers and wireless networks, as well as in instrumentation systems for measurement and control.

Working Principle

The ASCO-12.000MHZ-EK-T3 oscillator is based on the physical properties of a quartz crystal. Quartz crystals are piezoelectric materials that vibrate at a precise frequency when an electrical signal is applied to them. The frequency of the crystal is determined by its size and shape, and this property is exploited in oscillators where an electrical signal is fed back to the crystal causing it to vibrate at a desired frequency.

The ASCO-12.000MHZ-EK-T3 oscillator is a hybrid crystal oscillator that combines both discrete components and a quartz crystal in its design. The crystal element is in the form of a piezoelectric crystal mounted in a holder and connected to two electrodes. The crystal is connected to an amplifier, which boosts the signal and then sends it to a frequency rate multiplier to generate a higher frequency output. A resonator is used to help filter out unwanted signals. Finally, the signal is then sent to an output buffer to provide a stable, high-quality signal.

In summary, the ASCO-12.000MHZ-EK-T3 oscillator is an advanced frequency-controlled device that is used for many different applications. It is capable of providing highly stable frequencies in the range of 12.000MHz up to 30 MHz, and is suitable for use in industrial, automotive and military applications. The oscillator works by taking an electrical signal and feeding it back to a quartz crystal, which then vibrates at a precise frequency. It also contains other components such as an amplifier, frequency rate multiplier, resonator and output buffer to help ensure a stable, high-quality signal is produced.

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