ASTMUPLPV-100.000MHZ-LJ-E-T3

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Oscillators are electronic frequency sources used to generate an electrical signal. As this signal cycles, or oscillates, it produces electrical current in a sinusoidal waveform. This signal can either be applied directly to a circuit or used as a reference signal for other components. One such oscillator is the ASTMUPLPV-100.000MHZ-LJ-E-T3.

The ASTMUPLPV-100.000MHZ-LJ-E-T3 is an ideal choice for applications requiring low power consumption and a small size. The oscillator functions as a voltage controlled oscillator (VCO) and can be tuned to any frequency between 75 and 210 MHz. Additionally, the module can be configured with a variety of other components such as temperature compensation and gain control.

The ASTMUPLPV-100.000MHZ-LJ-E-T3 oscillator can be used in a variety of applications, including communication, medical, industrial, consumer electronics, and automotive. It can also be used as a reference frequency source for timing applications such as clock synchronization, frequency hopping, and RF modulation.

The ASTMUPLPV-100.000MHZ-LJ-E-T3 has a pull-in range of approximately 1%. This wide range of pull-in frequency modulation enables the oscillator to function with minimal frequency drift even when there are changes in temperature or voltage. Additionally, the module is equipped with a frequency control voltage, or FCV, feature which allows external control of the oscillator\'s frequency.

The ASTMUPLPV-100.000MHZ-LJ-E-T3 is based on the classical Pierce-VCO (PVCO) circuit. This circuit consists of an inductor, a capacitor, an amplifier, a buffer stage, and a voltage-controlled resistor. When a voltage is applied to the resistor, it oscillates and produces a sinusoidal waveform. This waveform is then amplified by the amplifier and buffered by the buffer stage. The waveform is then sent from the buffer stage to the output.

The amplitude of the waveform can be modulated by changing the applied voltage. This is done by adjusting the voltage-controlled resistor, or VCR, which causes the frequency of the waveform to change accordingly. In addition, the circuit allows for more precise frequency control for applications that demand a certain frequency or range of frequency. The VCR can be adjusted to within a few tenths of MHz.

The ASTMUPLPV-100.000MHZ-LJ-E-T3 is capable of providing highly accurate and stable frequencies for a wide variety of applications. The oscillator is extremely small, making it ideal for applications that require a small footprint. Additionally, the module offers excellent temperature stability and low power consumption, making it an attractive choice for designers who are looking for a reliable frequency source.

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