ASTMLPFL-125.000MHZ-EJ-E-T

Oscillators: ASTMLPFL-125.000MHZ-EJ-E-T Application Field and Working Principle

An oscillator is a type of electronic circuit that produces repeating signal waveforms. These signals can range from simple sine waves to more complex signals used in a variety of applications. The ASTMLPFL-125.000MHZ-EJ-E-T is a type of oscillator used in communications systems for radio frequency and microwave signal generation. The working principle of this type of oscillator is based on the same principles as other types of oscillators, but it is optimized for increased performance.

Applications

The ASTMLPFL-125.000MHZ-EJ-E-T is primarily designed to generate microwave signals. Its ability to generate frequencies up to 125.000 MHZ makes it suitable for use in short-range communications systems that require high-frequency signals. It can be used in wireless LANs, point-to-point connections, and short-range satellite communication. It is also suitable for use in radio navigation and other types of broadcast systems that require strong and reliable signals.

Working Principle

The ASTMLPFL-125.000MHZ-EJ-E-T utilizes a dielectric resonator oscillator (DRO) to generate the signal waveforms it produces. This type of oscillator works by creating a momentum between a dielectric material, typically a ceramic, and an electric field. This field is then amplified by a transistor or amplifier. The resonator stores and releases energy in the form of electric waves, which are “oscillated” back and forth. This results in a repetitive signal known as an oscillation. This process is known as phase locking.

The ASTMLPFL-125.000MHZ-EJ-E-T utilizes a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) circuit to further refine the signal produced by the DRO. This circuit uses a phase-locked loop to detect the current instantaneous frequency and adjust the voltage of the oscillator to keep it synchronized with the desired frequency. This provides greater accuracy and greater resilience to environmental noise and interference.

The ASTMLPFL-125.000MHZ-EJ-E-T also utilizes a temperature-controlled oscillator (TCO) circuit. This circuit utilizes a temperature sensor to detect the temperature of the oscillator and adjust the voltage accordingly to maintain a consistent frequency. This ensures that the oscillator is less affected by changes in temperature and other environmental factors.

Conclusion

The ASTMLPFL-125.000MHZ-EJ-E-T is an advanced oscillator designed for use in short range communication systems. It uses a dielectric resonator oscillator to generate signal waveforms, which are further refined by a voltage-controlled oscillator circuit and temperature-controlled oscillator circuit. It is extremely precise and reliable, making it the perfect choice for reliable radio frequency and microwave signal generation.