ASTMHTV-25.000MHZ-ZC-E

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Oscillators are important electronic components for all kinds of applications. The ASTMHTV-25.000MHZ-ZC-E is a type of oscillator whose application field and working principle will be discussed in this article.The ASTMHTV-25.000MHZ-ZC-E is an oscillator that is commonly used in telecommunication and computer industry. It is typically used as a clock source to provide a stable timing signal with precise frequency accuracy. This oscillator is most commonly used in systems where low jitter and phase noise are very important, such as digital phone systems and high-speed computers.In terms of its application field, the ASTMHTV-25.000MHZ-ZC-E is designed to provide output frequencies from 10 kHz to 4.5 GHz. Its output is designed to be free of harmonics and spurs to 53 dBc. It also offers low phase noise of –98 dBc/Hz at 1 MHz. The ASTMHTV-25.000MHZ-ZC-E has an input voltage of 3.3 or 5 V and requires minimal power requirements.The ASTMHTV-25.000MHZ-ZC-E works on the principle of crystal oscillator. It consists of a mechanically vibrating crystal, an amplifier, and a frequency divider. The crystals vibrate in an oscillating manner at a particular frequency due to the application of an electric field. The vibration causes a mechanical strain which is then converted into the electrical form. The amplifier amplifies the alternating current to a sufficient level to work as a clock signal. The signal is then passed through a frequency divider which divides the frequency of the signal according to the value of the frequency divider.To sum up, the ASTMHTV-25.000MHZ-ZC-E is a type of oscillator used in telecommunication and computer industry. It provides output with precise frequency accuracy and low jitter and phase noise. It works on the principle of crystal oscillator and the input voltage of 3.3 or 5 V is required. The output is designed to be free of harmonics and spurs to 53 dBc and it offers low phase noise of –98 dBc/Hz at 1 MHz.

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