Oscillators

An oscillator is a device or system that takes an input signal and produces a regularly repeating output signal. The output signal is usually periodic, is often sinusoidal, and is often nearly a harmonic or enable a signal to be generated with virtually uniform phase at regular intervals. These devices have wide ranging applications in many areas of technology, as well as in science and engineering, and are used to generate and control the amplitude, frequency, and shape of different waveforms.

ASCSM-27.000MHZ-LR-T application field and working principle

ASCSM-27.000MHZ-LR-T is a low-power, low-noise, low-jitter clock oscillator module, that is used for both digital and analog applications. The main application fields are high-speed, high frequency data transmission, telecom-power supply, two-way radios, automobile navigation, multi- communication systems, and other embedded clock driver circuit designs that require low-power, low-jitter clock sources. It can be used as a clock signal source and reference frequency for ADC, DAC, phase-locked loops, and other electronic circuits.

ASCSM-27.000MHZ-LR-T uses a Patented Low Voltage Clocking Technology (LVCLT) that significantly reduces the system’s total noise, allowing extremely low-jitter performance. The module utilizes a sub-harmonic phase-locked loop (PLL) to generate extremely low-jitter signals that can be used in high-speed digital applications. The module features a power saving mode that reduces current consumption to 0.45mA at an operational frequency of 27.000MHz. This module is also compatible with the low-power 3.3V single-ended signal standard.

Overall, ASCSM-27.000MHZ-LR-T is a very reliable and power-efficient oscillator module that is suitable for use in a wide range of applications. The low-jitter signal generated by the Patented Low Voltage Clocking Technology (LVCLT) ensures that the module can be used to generate high-quality clock signals with a very low noise level.