ASVTX-12-D-40.000MHZ-T

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Oscillators

An oscillator is an electronic circuit which is used to create electronic signals such as sine waves, sawtooth waves, square waves and triangular waves. These waveforms are the essential components of telecommunications, measurement systems, digital signal processing, and computer and data communications systems. Oscillators are also a key component in the design of modern electronic instruments, including radios, televisions, mobile phones, computers, and medical devices.

ASVTX-12-D-40.000MHZ-T

The ASVTX-12-D-40.000MHZ-T oscillator is a low-cost, low-voltage crystal-based oscillator designed for communication and industrial applications. The device features an asymmetric sawtooth waveform of 12 cycles in three sections with an open input, selectable feedback resistor, and fine tuning capacitance. The device has an adjustable output voltage, which allows the user to adjust the signal frequency for optimal performance. The oscillator is also highly stable over a wide temperature range and offers excellent signal integrity.

Application Field

The ASVTX-12-D-40.000MHZ-T oscillator is designed for a wide range of communication and industrial applications. It can be used in cellular phones, walkie-talkies, radios, televisions, navigation systems, digital signal processing, robotics, and avionic systems. The oscillator provides reliable and stable signal processing for these systems, ensuring effective operation and reliable performance.

Working Principle

The ASVTX-12-D-40.000MHZ-T oscillator operates on the principle of negative resistance. This type of oscillator is capable of sustaining oscillations through the combination of a resonant circuit and a negative feedback loop, which prevents the oscillations from decaying. The resonant circuit consists of a quartz crystal, which vibrates at a precise frequency when placed in an external electric field. The negative feedback loop, composed of an amplifier and feedback resistor, works to maintain a stable phase shift between the input signal and the output signal. This produces an oscillating signal that is stable and precise.

The oscillator is designed to provide reliable and precise signal processing for communication and industrial applications. The adjustable output voltage allows the user to adjust the signal frequency for optimal performance. Additionally, the oscillator is highly stable over a wide temperature range and offers excellent signal integrity. This makes it an ideal choice for many communication and industrial applications.

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