ASFLM1-12.000MHZ-T

Oscillators are a type of electronic circuit that can generate regularly-repeating signals. The ASFLM1-12.000MHZ-T oscillator is particularly useful for generating both constant-amp and pulse signals. It combines a low-power, high-efficiency design with reliability and performance.

The ASFLM1-12.000MHZ-T is a low power oscillator occupying a small package size of 4.82 mm x 4.82 mm. It is widely used in aerospace, medical, consumer electronics, automotive and telecommunications applications. It is a VCO (Voltage Controlled Oscillator) with a frequency range of from 12 to 18 MHz.

The ASFLM1-12.000MHZ-T can be used in a wide variety of applications. It can be used for clock and data transmission signals, modulated radio broadcasts with directional antennae, and ultrasound imaging systems. It is also used extensively in computer peripherals and memory chips, especially for high-speed signal processing. In audio and video applications, it can be used to synthesize tones for playback on loudspeakers.

The ASFLM1-12.000MHZ-T oscillator works by converting a DC input voltage into an AC waveform at a specific frequency. This signal is then converted back into a DC voltage, but with an added phase shift. This phase shift is controlled by the input voltage, which can be adjusted to yield different frequencies.

The oscillator consists of two key components: an oscillator coil (an inductor) and a capacitor. The coil is used to produce electrical energy from the input voltage, while the capacitor stores the energy in the form of a magnetic field. This allows energy to be transferred back and forth between the oscillator coil and the capacitor. A feedback loop is created between the two components, which allows the oscillator to continuously generate a signal at a specific frequency.

The ASFLM1-12.000MHZ-T oscillator is capable of generating both constant-amp and pulse signals. It is also known for its low-power, high-efficiency design, reliable operation, and excellent performance. It is an ideal choice for a wide range of applications, including aerospace, medical, consumer electronics, automotive, and telecommunications applications.