ASTMHTV-14.7456MHZ-XC-E-T3

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Introduction: An oscillator is an electrical or electronic circuit that produces a repetitive, regularly-varying signal. This signal whose frequency can be tuned with an internal or external control is used for various purposes in a variety of circuits. ASTMHTV-14.7456MHz-XC-E-T3 is an oscillator that can be used in a variety of applications.Applications:ASTMHTV-14.7456MHz-XC-E-T3 can be used for generating a constant signal of 14.7456MHz for pulse generation. It is used in a variety of applications such as clock generation, phase-locked loops, frequency divider, amplitude modulation, data recovery, and radio frequency oscillators.Specifications:ASTMHTV-14.7456MHz-XC-E-T3 is a miniaturized oscillator available in a range of 9mm x 6mm at 3.0V and with an operating temperature range of -40°C to +85°C. It has a frequency stability of ±50ppm and a total frequency jitter of 300ps over a 12kHz bandwidth.Working Principle:ASTMHTV-14.7456MHz-XC-E-T3 works on the principle of a resonator. It consists of a quartz crystal that vibrates at a certain frequency when exposed to an electrical signal. A voltage controlled oscillator, consisting of an amplifier and an electronic switch,circulates the signal back to the crystal in order to maintain the resonance. The frequency of the resonator is determined by the physical characteristics of the crystal.Advantages:ASTMHTV-14.7456MHz-XC-E-T3 offers several advantages compared to other oscillators. It is compact in size, consumes very low power, offers high stability and reliability, and low jitter.Conclusion:ASTMHTV-14.7456MHz-XC-E-T3 is an oscillator suitable for a variety of applications. It works on the principle of a resonator and offers several advantages compared to other oscillators. It is compact in size, consumes low power, offers high stability and reliability, and has low jitter.

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