AST3TQ-V-12.800MHZ-50-SW-T2

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Oscillators are electronic devices that are generally used to generate either a sinusoidal or a square wave signal. Oscillators are often used in electronic circuits for timing or synchronization purposes. AST3TQ-V-12.800MHZ-50-SW-T2 is one such device with specific applications and working principles.

Ast3TQ-V-12.800MHZ-50-SW-T2 is a quartz crystal oscillator. It is designed to be robust and reliable with a wide selection of frequency tolerance, temperature response, voltage range and stability options. The frequency stability is achieved via precision quartz tuning and the high frequency stability is further enhanced with advanced techniques such as voltage compensated tuning, frequency trimming and aging compensation.

In terms of application, AST3TQ-V-12.800MHZ-50-SW-T2 can be used in a variety of different circuits. In particular, it is commonly used in embedded applications with strict timing requirements, including microcontroller-based applications, servo controls, wireless systems and mobile phones. The device can also be used for communications systems, radio frequency systems, clocks and other communications-related applications.

In terms of its working principles, AST3TQ-V-12.800MHZ-50-SW-T2 is based on the same principles that are used for any quartz crystal oscillator. For this type of oscillator, the quartz crystal is the most essential component. The quartz crystal acts as a vibratory resonator due to its piezoelectric properties, which allows it to convert an electrical signal into mechanical vibrations, which are then converted back into an electrical signal. This electrical signal is then fed back into the circuit as an oscillating waveform with a specific frequency.

In summary, AST3TQ-V-12.800MHZ-50-SW-T2 is a quartz crystal oscillator with a range of applications in embedded applications and communications systems. When placed in a circuit, the quartz crystal acts as a vibratory resonator, converting an electrical signal into an oscillating waveform with a specific frequency.

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