ASTMHTFL-48.000MHZ-ZC-E-T

Oscillators are a type of electrical component that convert direct current (DC) into alternating current (AC) as part of an AC power supply system. They form an integral part of modern electronic circuitry where they are used to generate signals or provide timing. One type of oscillator that is widely used in the industry today is the ASTMHTFL-48.000MHZ-ZC-E-T oscillator. This type of oscillator is designed to operate within broadcast frequencies and provides high precision and stability.

The ASTMHTFL-48.000MHZ-ZC-E-T oscillator is a high-frequency oscillator designed for broadcast applications. It is typically used in FM-modulated systems, such as shortwave radios, walkie-talkies, and television broadcasting systems. It is also used in digital applications, such as cable and satellite systems. It features low current consumption, low noise, high-precision frequency stability, and linear frequency-setting.

The ASTMHTFL-48.000MHZ-ZC-E-T oscillator works by using the “master oscillator” principle. A reference frequency signal, usually generated by a quartz crystal, is mixed with the input signal. This mixture combined with the feedback of the oscillator produces a stable oscillating output. The frequency of the output can be tuned by varying the characteristics of the reference signal.

The ASTMHTFL-48.000MHZ-ZC-E-T oscillator uses a quartz crystal as a frequency reference. The crystal determines the accuracy of the oscillator and the stability of its output. The frequency of the crystal is fixed, but the output frequency can be adjusted by the feedback circuit. The combination of the crystal and the feedback circuit allow the oscillator to maintain a high level of stability and accuracy with minimal changes in temperature or other conditions.

The ASTMHTFL-48.000MHZ-ZC-E-T oscillator is an ideal choice for broadcast applications due to its high precision and stability. Its frequency stability can be adjusted by changing the characteristics of the reference frequency. It has low current consumption, low noise, high-precision frequency stability, and linear frequency-setting. This type of oscillator is an ideal choice for radio and television broadcasting systems where precise and stable frequencies are required.