ASTMHTV-8.000MHZ-XC-E

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Oscillators are essential components in variety of communication, navigation and entertainment systems. The ASTMHTV-8.000MHZ-XC-E oscillator is one such example, which is regularly seen in a wide range of applications including wireless communication, Guided Missile Systems, Surveillance Radar and Unmanned Air Vehicles (UAVs) applications.

The ASTMHTV-8.000MHZ-XC-E is a stable microwave oscillator that operates at a frequency of 8.000MHz. It is a small size, low profile surge tolerant oscillator, which is designed to provide high system reliability in extreme output conditions. This oscillator is equipped with Automatic Frequency Generation (AFG) and Temperature Compensation (TC) capabilities to ensure maximum accuracy, stability and reliability over a wide temperature range. It also boasts of superior Environmental Robustness (ER) properties, which can meet stringent requirements in hostile environments.

The ASTMHTV-8.000MHZ-XC-E has a wide range of applications. It is used in various guided missile systems, air and surface surveillance radars and Unmanned Air Vehicle (UAV) applications. It is also suitable for medium and long-range navigation applications, as well as for airborne satellite communication systems.

The ASTMHTV-8.000MHZ-XC-E oscillator works on the principle of frequency generation. It uses a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) and an applicative digital control circuit to regulate the oscillation frequency of its output signal. The VCO is the key element in the oscillator, which is driven by a regulated DC voltage source that is supplied by the control circuit. This voltage source drives the VCO such that the output of the oscillator is a sinusoidal waveform at the desired frequency.

The frequency of the output signal can be changed by adjusting the DC voltage supply to the VCO. The Frequency control is achieved by digital inputs like a Pulse Width Modulated (PWM) signal, which will determine the output frequency of the oscillator. The VCO is stabilized using temperature compensation, which is achieved by using onboard sensors to measure the ambient temperature. This data is used by the control circuit to adjust the frequency of the output signal accordingly for maximum accuracy.

The ASTMHTV-8.000MHZ-XC-E oscillator is an invaluable component in a wide range of applications. Its advanced features and exceptional reliability make it an excellent choice for a range of surveillance, navigation and communication systems.

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