ASTMHTE-13.000MHZ-ZJ-E-T

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An oscillator is an electronic circuit that creates an electric signal with a particular frequency and amplitude. The ASTMHTE-13.000MHz-ZJ-E-T is specifically designed to generate a 13.000 MHz frequency within a certain range of stability and accuracy. This oscillator is ideal for a variety of applications including radio receivers, radio transmitters, and even use in satellite navigation applications.

The ASTMHTE-13.000MHz-ZJ-E-T oscillator is a voltage control oscillator (VCO), meaning that the output frequency is determined by the control voltage that is applied to the circuit. The operating voltage range of the oscillator is between 3.0 to 18.0 VDC. The output frequency is accurately maintained even with large changes in the operating voltage due to the high gain of the circuit. The frequency of the output is +/- 5% temperature stable, +/- 4ppm over a 1 to 8GHz frequency range and +/-10% voltage and load stable, making it ideal for applications where output frequency must be maintained over wide and varying conditions.

The circuit within the oscillator is based on the Wien bridge configuration. This configuration uses an amplifier to provide positive feedback to the circuit by introducing a small portion of the output signal back into the input. This feedback signal creates a negative-resistance-like behaviour within the circuit which causes the output signal to oscillate. The positive feedback also allows for a high gain. This gain is used to maintain a constant output frequency despite changes in voltage and load.

The ASTMHTE-13.000MHz-ZJ-E-T is a great choice for applications that require a reliable and correctly tuned 13.000MHz output. Its high gain and wide operating voltage range make it ideal for a wide variety of communication and navigation applications. It is also temperature and voltage stable, making it at home in even the most stringent environment.

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