ASGTX-C-250.000MHZ-2

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

Oscillators

The ASGTX-C-250.000MHZ-2 is an oscillator, a device used to continuously generate an electrical signal of certain frequency and amplitude. As with all oscillators, the ASGTX-C-250.000MHZ-2 has two basic components – an amplifier and an active element.

The amplifier provides gain and is constructed from transistors, field-effect transistors, or vacuum tubes. Its job is to take in a small signal and increase its amplitude. This amplifies the signal from the active element and generates an output signal of the desired frequency and amplitude.

The active element is the circuit that sets the frequency of the oscillator’s output signal. It is a key component, as it determines the frequency of the oscillator. The active element may be an RC circuit, an LC circuit, or a quartz crystal. Different active elements generate signals of different frequencies.

The ASGTX-C-250.000MHZ-2 oscillator is used in a variety of applications. It is often used in radio communications, for use in RADAR, space communications, signal conditioning and point to point communications. It is also used in frequency synthesizers, frequency control applications, and in UHF/VHF iff/squelch applications.

The working principle of the ASGTX-C-250.000MHZ-2 oscillator is quite simple. It consists of an amplifier and an active element which combine together to form the oscillator. The amplifier amplifies the signal from the active element while the active element sets the frequency of the oscillator. The output frequency and amplitude are determined by the components of the oscillator. The output signal from the oscillator is a continuous wave at the set frequency.

The ASGTX-C-250.000MHZ-2 oscillator is a reliable and efficient component, capable of providing signals at a consistent and predetermined frequency and amplitude. Its wide range of applications illustrates its potential, and demonstrates why it is an important part of many electronics systems.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference