ASTMHTV-48.000MHZ-AK-E-T

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Oscillators are essential components in electronic circuits. The ASTMHTV-48.000MHZ-AK-E-T is an oscillator used to generate periodic electrical signals. It is commonly used as a reference frequency source for timing circuits and also helps to preserve or regulate the voltage levels in power supplies.

The ASTMHTV-48.000MHZ-AK-E-T is a crystal oscillator with a frequency of 48.000MHZ. It produces a fixed-frequency electrical or electromagnetic signal with a distinctive waveform. The waveform is determined by the specific capacitance and inductance of the circuit components used in the oscillator. This component also has an extended temperature range of -55°C to +125°C for reliable operation in challenging environments.

The ASTMHTV-48.000MHZ-AK-E-T is used in a wide range of applications including RF communications, aerospace navigation systems, processors, medical electronics, and high-end consumer electronic devices. It can also be used to oscillate filter and amplifier elements to produce a stable signal.

The ASTMHTV-48.000MHZ-AK-E-T works by moving electric charges across an electrical system. Specifically, the oscillator uses a network of capacitors, resistors, and inductors to create an oscillating signal. When power is applied to the oscillator, a certain frequency will be produced. The frequency is determined by the specific values of the components and their specific physical design. The frequency can then be adjusted by changing the values of the components and re-designing the overall circuit.

The ASTMHTV-48.000MHZ-AK-E-T is a widely used component in electronics and has a wide range of applications. It is designed to operate reliably in harsh environments and offers high accuracy and performance. It can be used to generate a reference frequency for timing circuits or to regulate voltage levels in power supplies.

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