ASTMHTE-80.000MHZ-ZJ-E

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Oscillators are electrical circuits that generate a periodic electrical output signal with measurable frequency, phase, and amplitude. The ASTMHTE-80.000MHZ-ZJ-E is a general-purpose oscillator that provides a key component of a wide range of different systems.

The ASTMHTE-80.000MHZ-ZJ-E oscillator is designed to operate at an output frequency of 80.000MHz with a tolerable frequency range of +/- 10 %. It has excellent frequency stability, closely controlled phase noise and good harmonic performance, making it a viable solution for precision timing and control applications. This oscillator is capable of generating signals with very low jitter and Phase-Locked Loop (PLL) applications.

The ASTMHTE-80.000MHZ-ZJ-E oscillator requires a low-voltage power supply of +3.3V DC. It is designed to be easily integrated into system designs, with a surface-mount package and wide operating temperature range of -40 to +85 degrees Celsius. The overall size of the oscillator is small enough to be easily incorporated into a wide range of designs.

The ASTMHTE-80.000MHZ-ZJ-E is an ideal choice for precision timing, medical imaging, and radio frequency identification (RFID) applications. It can be used as a stable local oscillator for a wide range of receivers, or as a reference source for PLL-based applications. The oscillator can also be used in Calibration and Phase Control loops.

The working principle behind the ASTMHTE-80.000MHZ-ZJ-E oscillator is based on a classic configuration of a quartz controlled oscillator. It contains a quartz crystal that is connected to two active amplifiers and a feedback circuit. When a voltage is applied to the crystal, its frequency is affected by the applied voltage. The amplifier and feedback circuit then amplify this signal and output it as an oscillation signal having a frequency that is proportional to the applied voltage.

The output signal of the oscillator can be modulated in order to increase its accuracy and performance. This modulation can be either analog or digital. In analog modulation, the amplitude of the output signal is increased or decreased, while in digital modulation, the output signal is modulated in the frequency domain. The oscillator can also be altered in order to generate a signal with a specific frequency. For example, the signal can be shifted to meet frequency standards such as S-band or C-band.

The ASTMHTE-80.000MHZ-ZJ-E is a reliable oscillator that can be used in a variety of applications. It is easy to integrate into system designs and offers excellent frequency stability and low-jitter performance. Its ability to be modulated means that it can be tailored to meet a variety of specific requirements.

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