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Oscillators

Oscillators are electronic components that generate alternating electric current. Their most common use is to create precise clocks or pulses in many applications such as computers, communications, instrumentation, and consumer electronics. ASG-C-V-B-19.200MHZ-T oscillators are ceramic resonator-based devices that are typically used in microprocessors, memory chips, controllers, and other circuits that require a clock signal.

Application Field

ASG-C-V-B-19.200MHZ-T oscillators are used most commonly in microprocessor-based applications such as embedded systems, communications, networking, aerospace and defense systems, automotive applications, instrumentation, and security. They are widely used in microcontroller-based applications, where they provide a reliable clock signal on which all operations are executed. Additionally, these devices are often found in internet-of-things (IoT) applications, where they can provide reliable, accurate timing and enable communication between various devices.

Working Principle

The ASG-C-V-B-19.200MHZ-T oscillator works by using a charged ceramic resonator to generate an oscillating electric signal. The ceramic resonator vibrates at a specific frequency when perturbed with an electric current. This frequency is dependent on the dimensions and values of the components within the oscillator, as well as the material used in making the resonator. This oscillating signal is then used to drive the clock signal for the application. Additionally, the oscillator has some adjustable components, such as capacitors, which can be used to tweak the output frequency to exact requirements.

Conclusion

The ASG-C-V-B-19.200MHZ-T oscillator is a widely used and reliable type of oscillator, and finds common use in many kinds of applications due to its accuracy and versatility. The device is able to generate an oscillating signal at controlled frequencies within a wide range, and is also relatively easy to configure to the exact frequency requirements of a particular application.

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