ASGTX-P-100.000MHZ-2-T

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Oscillators

An oscillator is an electronic circuit or device that produces a repeating waveform signal. This signal is used for various purposes, such as generating clock signals, providing timing signals, control signals, or driving digital logic circuits. Oscillators come in various forms, ranging from simple, low-frequency oscillators to complex, high-frequency systems. This article will discuss the ASGTX-P-100.000MHZ-2-T oscillator, its applications, and its working principle.

Application Field of ASGTX-P-100.000MHZ-2-T

The ASGTX-P-100.000MHZ-2-T oscillator is a dual-channel oscillator that can generate clock signals up to a frequency of 100MHz. It is ideal for applications such as cell phones, portable devices, digital cameras, and modems. The oscillator is also suitable for use in embedded systems and high-speed digital logic circuits, as it can generate accurate, stable clock signals. It has a frequency stability at the range of ±100ppm (± 5ppm over the temperature range of -40℃ to +85℃) and a duty cycle of 45-55%.

Working Principle

The ASGTX-P-100.000MHZ-2-T oscillator uses a piezoelectric crystal to generate its clock signals. The crystal is formed using two materials with opposite piezoelectric properties. When a voltage is applied across these materials, they expand or contract, creating an alternating waveform. This waveform is then amplified and used to generate the clock signals.

The oscillator is designed to maximize accuracy and stability of clock signals, which is achieved by carefully tuning the parameters of the crystal. The frequency is determined by the crystal’s thickness, length, and shape, and its tolerance. The crystal is also temperature-compensated, meaning that it is more stable at varying temperatures.

Conclusion

The ASGTX-P-100.000MHZ-2-T oscillator is a dual-channel, high-frequency oscillator that can generate accurate and stable clock signals up to a frequency of 100MHz. Its piezoelectric crystal is carefully tuned for maximum accuracy and stability, and it has a frequency stability of ±100ppm and a duty cycle of 45-55%. The oscillator is suitable for use in cell phones, portable devices, digital cameras, modems, embedded systems, and high-speed digital logic circuits.

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