ASTMHTV-14.7456MHZ-AR-E-T3

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Oscillator Application Field and Working Principle: ASTMHTV-14.7456MHZ-AR-E-T3

An oscillator is a device that produces periodic or repetitive outputs. The type of outputs are generally signals of regular frequency and amplitude. Oscillators are used in a variety of applications, such as power supplies, motors, communication systems, computer systems, consumer electronics, and many other fields. The ASTMHTV-14.7456MHZ-AR-E-T3 oscillator is commonly used in applications where stable, repetitive and accurate output signals are needed.

This type of oscillator produces a signal with a frequency of 14.7456MHz. It has a low power consumption and a wide supply voltage range. It is used in various applications that require an extremely accurate reference clock, such as video and clock synchronization, clock generation for embedded systems, the synchronization of multiple converters used in power management systems, and the clock synchronization of multiple FPGA/PLD devices.

The ASTMHTV-14.7456MHZ-AR-E-T3 oscillator works on the basic principles of oscillations. Oscillations are created by the frequency-dependent charging and discharging of a capacitor through an electronic circuit. The capacitor in an oscillator circuit is known as the timing element. The frequency of the output signal depends on the values of the timing elements. The ASTMHTV-14.7456MHZ-AR-E-T3 oscillator uses a temperature-compensated quartz crystal as its timing element.

The quartz crystal is made up of two plates of quartz, with electrodes on either side. When a voltage is applied to the quartz crystal, the crystalline structure of the quartz creates a vibrational motion in response to the electrical force. This vibration causes the quartz crystal to generate an alternating current (AC) signal with a frequency that is determined by the thickness and type of the quartz material used. Since the quartz crystal is very temperature-stable, it is used in applications where an extremely accurate and consistent frequency is needed.

The ASTMHTV-14.7456MHZ-AR-E-T3 oscillator is composed of a temperature-compensated quartz crystal, a driver amplifier, a high-stability oscillator circuit, and some control and interface logic. The quartz crystal acts as the timing element of the oscillator, producing an AC signal with a frequency determined by its characteristics. The driver amplifier is used to amplify the signal from the quartz crystal, and the high-stability oscillator circuit is then used to convert the AC signal into a DC output signal with a frequency of 14.7456MHz.

The oscillator circuit also contains some control and interface logic which allows the user to configure the oscillator’s performance parameters (such as frequency stability, output signal type, and power consumption). This oscillator also has an alert feature that informs the user if the oscillator has stopped working or is not performing as expected. The ASTMHTV-14.7456MHZ-AR-E-T3 oscillator is used in a variety of applications that require an extremely accurate reference clock.

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