ASCO2-65.000MHZ-LB-T3

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Oscillators are electronic devices that use the simple harmonic motion technique to create an ongoing series of repetitive oscillations, or sound signals. The use of an oscillator in a circuit can provide power for the circuit’s other components and enable reliable data transfer.

One of the most popular oscillators used today is the ASCO2 series of oscillators. The ASCO2-65.000MHZ-LB-T3 oscillator is a precision frequency source for embedded applications, based on an Ultra CMOS clock generator technology.

The ASCO2-65.000MHZ-LB-T3 offers numerous features and benefits for its users. The device touts an impressive frequency accuracy of -25 ±250 ppm, a temperature stability of ±75 ppm, and an operating temperature range of -55°C to +125°C. It also features low current consumption, which is adjustable from 8 mA to 31 mA depending on the system RTC.

The ASCO2-65.000MHZ-LB-T3 oscillator is designed for use in a variety of embedded applications, such as handheld/mobile and consumer electronic products. It is ideal for devices that require reliability and accuracy in the presence of a noisy environment. Due to its low current consumption, this oscillator is also suitable for use in power sensitive applications.

The clock generator used in this oscillator is a micro-integrated technology, which ensures robust operation and reliability in harsh environments. In addition, this oscillator has a high noise immunity that shields operation against unwanted interference.

The working principle of the ASCO2-65.000MHZ-LB-T3 is based on a basic oscillation frequency generation circuit. This type of oscillator function requires a voltage source to motivate a circuit that contains an inductor and a capacitor, also known as an LC circuit.

When the voltage source is applied, the LC circuit oscillates and a current is sent. This current is used to set off an oscillation waveform which then travels through the oscillator circuitry and is then transmitted as an output signal.

The frequency of the output signal can be determined by adjusting the values of the inductor and capacitor or by varying the voltage supply. The higher the values of the inductor and capacitor, the lower frequency will be generated. Likewise, increasing the voltage source will cause the frequency of the output waveform to increase.

The ASCO2-65.000MHZ-LB-T3 is a reliable and efficient oscillator designed to meet the high-performance needs of embedded applications. Its capability to operate in the presence of noise makes it ideal for use in a wide range of devices and applications.

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