ASTMHTD-48.000MHZ-AC-E

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Oscillators are electronic frequency generating devices that produce a periodic waveform at a specified frequency. The specific frequency for oscillators is known as the resonant frequency. The ASTMHTD-48.000MHZ-AC-E oscillator is a type of voltage controlled crystal oscillator (VCXO) made for frequencies at around 48.000MHZ.

The ASTMHTD-48.000MHZ-AC-E is mainly used in communication, industrial instrumentation, and consumer electronics applications. It provides stable, very low jitter frequency outputs with low power consumption and is known for its low phase noise and excellent long-term stability. This VCXO is especially suitable for mobile communications, but can be used in other wireless and wired communication systems as well.

The ASTMHTD-48.000MHZ-AC-E utilizes a quartz crystal oscillator in the form of an AT-cut crystal resonator to resonate the 48.000MHZ signal. A voltage regulator circuit is then used to supply precisely regulated voltage to the crystal. A precision integrated circuit (IC) is then used to control the voltage level, providing a stable frequency output. The combination of a quartz- crystal resonator and voltage-control circuit results in a very stable and low-jitter frequency output.

The output of the ASTMHTD-48.000MHZ-AC-E oscillator is a square waveform with excellent frequency stability, low jitter, and low phase noise. The voltage level can be easily adjusted via the tuning voltage. This adjustable tuning voltage makes it a great choice for system or device tuning.

The ASTMHTD-48.000MHZ-AC-E oscillator is a great choice for general purpose or specific communication applications. Its low jitter, excellent frequency stability, and low phase noise make it an ideal choice for wireless and wired networks. The adjustable tuning voltage also makes it a great choice for tuning many systems or devices.

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