AST3TQ-V-19.200MHZ-28-T2

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Oscillators are electronic components that use feedback, resonance, or a combination of both to produce a stable signal that oscillates between two states or thresholds and that has a defined waveform. The AST3TQ-V-19.200MHZ-28-T2 is a type of oscillator.

Application Field

The AST3TQ-V-19.200MHZ-28-T2 oscillator is designed specifically for portable consumer electronics. It has a wide range of capabilities, such as the ability to maintain signal purity and stability under extreme temperature changes. Moreover, it is energy efficient as its power consumption is only one-fourth of an equivalent quartz crystal. Also, the device is compatible with various single-ended clock transmission protocols, such as USB, IEEE 1394, HDMI, and others.

Working Principle

The AST3TQ-V-19.200MHZ-28-T2 oscillator works on the principle of a Pierce oscillator. It consists of an amplifier and a tuned circuit, which is formed by connecting a series capacitor and an inductor in parallel with the output of the amplifier. This arrangement results in a negative-feedback loop between the output and the input signals, which is responsible for producing the oscillations. The oscillations produced by the device are given out through an output port.

The frequency of oscillations is determined by the value of the inductor and capacitors in the tuned circuit. The frequency of oscillations can be adjusted by adjusting the value of components in the tuned circuit. The output frequency of the oscillator can be monitored using a frequency counter.

The AST3TQ-V-19.200MHZ-28-T2 oscillator is a reliable and efficient device, which has low power consumption and can maintain signal stability and purity under extreme temperature changes. It can be used in a wide range of consumer electronics, such as cell phones, tablets, laptops, and other types of portable devices.

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