ASCO2-48.000MHZ-L-T3

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Oscillators are devices that can generate a periodic, oscillating electronic signal, often a sine wave or a square wave. The frequency of the oscillation signal is determined by the device’s components and operating conditions, and is typically used in communications equipment, such as radio receivers and transmitters. One example of an oscillator is the ASCO2-48.000MHZ-L-T3.

The ASCO2-48.000MHZ-L-T3 is a quartz-based oscillator, meaning that it uses a quartz crystal to generate a stable, accurate signal. Its frequency range is 48.000MHZ, and it offers excellent performance. It offers low jitter performance, low noise, and temperature stability, making it ideal for many applications.

The ASCO2-48.000MHZ-L-T3 is used in a variety of applications. Firstly, it is commonly used in radio, television, and satellite communications equipment, as it is an extremely accurate and reliable source of signal. It is also used in internet communication networks, as it can provide the stable signal needed for transmitting data. Finally, it is used in precision timing and instrumentation, where its highly accurate frequencies are critical.

The principle behind the ASCO2-48.000MHZ-L-T3 is based on the piezoelectric effect. The quartz crystal is a vibration element, and when a voltage is introduced, the crystal vibrates at a frequency proportional to the applied voltage. This frequency is then amplified and used as a signal source. The frequency produced is very stable, and is far more accurate than the signal generated by a mechanical oscillator.

The ASCO2-48.000MHZ-L-T3 is a quartz-based oscillator that has a range of applications, from radio and television communication to internet communication and precision timing. It has excellent performance, offering low jitter, low noise, and temperature stability. It works by using the piezoelectric effect to convert an applied voltage into a stable and accurate signal.

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