ASTMHTE-20.000MHZ-ZK-E

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Oscillators are a class of electronic devices used to generate periodic electrical signals over a range of frequencies. ASTMHTE-20.000MHZ-ZK-E is one such oscillator which is a FM (frequency modulation) type of oscillator that operates with a frequency range of 20.000 MHz.

In terms of application, ASTMHTE-20.000MHZ-ZK-E oscillators are generally used for a variety of purposes such as in modems, cellular communications, wireless networks, satellite communications, etc. These oscillators are also suitable for high frequency applications in industrial, medical, and consumer markets. Moreover, they are used as a frequency reference in signal-generation systems, frequency synthesizers, test and measurement, microwave, timing and stepping systems, air navigation, electronic banking, and consumer electronic products.

The working principle of ASTMHTE-20.000MHZ-ZK-E oscillators is based on a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) circuit. The VCO circuit consists of a reference voltage source, a varactor diode, an amplifier, and a feedback network. The reference voltage source provides the control voltage for the VCO circuit. The varactor diode changes its capacitance with the change in the control voltage, thus influencing the oscillator\'s frequency. The amplifier amplifies the signal before it is fed back to the oscillator. Finally, the feedback network compares the output signal with the input signal to provide the necessary oscillations.

In summary, the ASTMHTE-20.000MHZ-ZK-E oscillator belongs to the class of oscillators and operates within a frequency range of 20.000MHz. It finds various applications such as in modems, cellular communications, and wireless networks among others. Its working principle revolves around a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) circuit that consists of a reference voltage source, a varactor diode, an amplifier, and a feedback network.

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