ASM-25.000MHZ-ET

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Oscillators

An oscillator is an electronic device that produces or drives a periodic voltage or current waveform, often alternating current. Its main purpose is to generate a waveform of specific frequency (often a sine or cosine wave) to be used in various applications as a timing source or a reference to other circuitry or systems. Oscillators are commonly employed in electronic circuits or systems, ranging from radios to portable electronics and industrial automation systems.

One of the most common applications of an oscillator is the ASM-25.000MHZ-ET oscillator. This oscillator is an extremely stable device that operates at 25.000MHz and is used extensively in precision measurement applications in the fields of telecommunications, industrial automation, and research. It is designed to work over a wide temperature range, and can tolerate a wide input voltage range of ±40 volts.

The ASM-25.000MHZ-ET oscillator is also known as an Electro-Tuned Oscillator (ETO). This type of oscillator is based on the use of an electronic tuning element, such as an inductor or capacitor, to control the oscillator frequency within a specified range. The ETO is usually relatively easy to tune, and offers superior stability and performance over more traditional quartz oscillators. The frequency of the ETO can be adjusted via either external potentiometers or digital control.

The heart of the ASM-25.000MHZ-ET oscillator is its custom-made, temperature-compensated core. This core consists of a series of four interlocking bands of semi-conductor material which form a unique conductive path through which the oscillator signal is generated. The end result is an extremely stable output signal that remains independent of temperature changes, power supply variations, and other environmental factors.

The output of the ASM-25.000MHZ-ET oscillator is a combination of both AC and DC signals, depending upon the application. When used as a timing reference, the output is typically an AC signal, typically a sine wave, having a frequency equal to 25.000MHz. When used as a voltage reference, the output is typically a DC voltage signal.

The ASM-25.000MHZ-ET oscillator is an extremely reliable device and is capable of providing precision timing and voltage references in a wide variety of applications. Its primary use is in precision measurement applications, and it is widely used in the fields of telecommunications, industrial automation, and research. The oscillator is also highly suitable for use in radio frequency (RF) applications where precise frequency control is essential.

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