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Oscillators

ASM-16.000MHZ-ET oscillators, also known as “timing generator”, are digital clock signal generators typically used in electronic circuits that need accurate timekeeping signals. ASM-16.000MHZ-ET is a high-precision quartz crystal oscillator that works on the principle of piezoelectricity. This type of oscillator is commonly used in applications where the time interval between oscillations needs to be as precise as possible.

Application Field

The ASM-16.000MHZ-ET oscillator is used in a wide range of applications that demand very precise timing. These include:

• High-precision measurement and control systems
• High-end digital audio equipment
• GPS navigation systems
• High-speed communications networks, such as the internet
• Satellite communication and broadcasting
• UAV drones

The exceptional precision of the timing signals generated by the ASM-16.000MHZ-ET oscillator makes it especially well suited for these applications, as even small variations in timing could potentially lead to malfunctions or degraded performance.

Working Principle

An oscillator is an electric circuit whose output waveform is typically a sine wave or a square wave. The frequency of this waveform is determined by the mechanical properties of a quartz crystal, or by a high-precision resonator, both of which are housed inside the oscillator. The ASM-16.000MHZ-ET oscillator is based on a quartz crystal, which is cut from high-purity quartz into a very thin dome shape. This is known as the "piezoelectric effect”. When a voltage is applied to the crystal, it causes the crystal to vibrate at a certain frequency. This vibration produces an electrical signal, which is amplified and used as the output of the oscillator. The frequency of the output signal is determined by the mechanical properties of the quartz crystal.

Conclusion

The ASM-16.000MHZ-ET oscillator is a high-precision quartz crystal oscillator that is designed to provide very exact timing signals, making it suitable for applications where accuracy is paramount. It works on the principle of piezoelectricity, where a voltage applied to a quartz crystal causes it to vibrate, and the frequency of this vibration is used to generate an electrical signal that is then amplified and used as the output of the oscillator. It is used in a wide range of applications, including high-precision measurement and control systems, digital audio equipment, GPS navigation systems, satellite communication and broadcasting, and UAV drones.

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