ASV2-50.000MHZ-C-L1-T

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An oscillator is an electronic device that produces an alternating current (AC) signal, usually a sine wave or a square wave. The ASV2-50.000MHZ-C-L1-T oscillator is a high-frequency voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) with a center frequency of 50.000MHz and a frequency range from 45.000MHz to 55.000MHz. It is designed for use in cellular mobile communications applications, such as GSM, CDMA and W-CDMA.

The ASV2-50.000MHZ-C-L1-T is a compact and economical VCO module that combines high-performance specifications with an impressive package size. It offers high stability over temperature, excellent linearity up to 50 MHz, low phase noise, and ripple-free tuning. The ASV2-50.000MHZ-C-L1-T is capable of working at temperatures from -20°C to +85°C.

The ASV2-50.000MHZ-C-L1-T has a wide variety of applications. It can be used in wireless communications, such as cellular mobile phones and radio, for the local oscillator of receivers and transmitters. It can also be used in instrumentation and control systems, as well as in radar systems. In addition, it can be employed in data communications and satellite communications.

The working principle of the ASV2-50.000MHZ-C-L1-T can be divided into two parts. The first part is the frequency control. This is done by controlling the voltage applied to the oscillator. The voltage is then converted to a frequency by a resonator or an LC or crystal network. The second part is the output stage. This is done by a linear amplifier, which amplifies the signal from the oscillator. The linear amplifier can be tuned to provide a desired output level.

The ASV2-50.000MHZ-C-L1-T offers great performance in a small package. It is designed for simple integration into existing systems, and is ideal for use in wireless communications and instrumentation. Its high stability over temperature, excellent linearity up to 50 MHz, low phase noise, and ripple-free tuning make it a popular choice for modern cellular and instrumentation applications.

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