ASGTX-C-52.000MHZ-1-T2

Oscillators

Oscillators are electronic circuits which generate a specific frequency range with an amplifying device such as a transistor or diode. Just like other electronic components, oscillators can be used to provided a source of power, and create a signal. Oscillators can be found in many applications, from the timekeeping systems used in quartz clocks, to the frequency synthesizers used in telecommunications. Many different types of oscillators are available, with different capabilities and technical features.

The ASGTX-C-52.000MHZ-1-T2 is an oscillator, most commonly used in RF applications. It is a miniature size low cost voltage controlled tuning Oscillator that utilizes a ceramic resonator as the resonant element. The ASGTX-C-52.000MHZ-1-T2 is capable of generating a signal of 52.000 MHz, with a frequency stability of +/- 10ppm, and a typical tuning voltage of 0.3-1.1 VDC. This oscillator is highly reliable and can accommodate harsh environmental conditions, making it suitable for use in industrial and military applications.

Application Field and Working Principle

The ASGTX-C-52.000MHZ-1-T2 oscillator is mainly used in wireless communications and radio systems, offering excellent performance for the applications with radio and microwave frequencies. It is used in a wide variety of applications such as fixed point-to-point and mobile radio equipment, satellite equipment, local area networks, and even radar systems.

The working principle of the ASGTX-C-52.000MHZ-1-T2 oscillator involves the use of a frequency determining element. This element is the ceramic resonator, which acts as an electrical capacitor. The ceramic resonator is connected to the positive and negative power supply, as well as other electrical components. The electrical connections to the ceramic resonator cause it to vibrate at the required frequency. The frequency of the oscillation is determined by two parameters, the inductance and capacitance. The inductance is related to the size and shape of the resonator, while the capacitance is related to the distance between the resonator plates. By varying the capacitance or the inductance, the frequency of the oscillator can be tuned to a specific frequency. The tuning voltage also has an effect on the frequency, with higher voltages leading to higher frequencies.

The ASGTX-C-52.000MHZ-1-T2 oscillator is highly suited for use in a wide range of applications, offering excellent performance and reliability in demanding environmental conditions. It is a cost effective solution for those looking for a tuning oscillator to generate a signal in the radio and microwave frequencies, making it an ideal choice for wireless communications and radio systems.