ASCO1-10.000MHZ-LB-T3

Oscillators

Oscillators are a type of electronic circuit that generate a continuous alternating waveform. Oscillators are typically used in applications such as radio transmitters and receivers, radar, and clock and timing circuits. One common type of oscillator is the ASCO1-10.000MHZ-LB-T3.

Application Field

The ASCO1-10.000MHZ-LB-T3 oscillator has a number of applications. It can be used in communications, industrial control, transportation and automotive applications, medical testing, and consumer electronics. Additionally, it supports all general purpose oscillator requirements.

Working Principle

The ASCO1-10.000MHZ-LB-T3 oscillator generates a sinusoidal output by using a quartz crystal oscillator that produces an output frequency based on a resonance of the crystal as a result of an alternating current passing through it. The frequency of the output is determined by the physical properties of the crystal such as its shape, size, and cut angles. The crystal also has built-in feedback circuitry in order to ensure an accurate frequency is generated.

The oscillator also has an amplifier stage to increase the output to a level that can be used to drive other downstream circuits. The amplitude of the output signal is further modified by a trim amplifier for precise frequency control. Additionally, there is usually a voltage regulated power supply that will help to maintain the oscillator\'s accuracy over time.

Conclusion

The ASCO1-10.000MHZ-LB-T3 oscillator is a versatile and reliable type of oscillator that can be used a range of application from communications to automotive. It generates an output signal of a consistent frequency and accuracy utilising a quartz crystal and other associated circuitry.