AX7DAF1-114.2850C

Oscillators

Oscillators are a type of electronic device that creates a periodic, oscillating electronic signal, often a sine wave, triangle wave, or square wave. The most common type is the quartz crystal oscillator, which uses the thermal properties of quartz to control the frequency of oscillation. Oscillators are used in a wide variety of applications, including signal generators, communication systems, and many other areas.

The AX7DAF1-114.2850C is a crystal oscillator, which utilizes the thermal properties of quartz to precisely control the frequency of oscillation. The oscillator is designed for use in a wide range of applications, from the most demanding aerospace, industrial, and military systems to consumer applications. This oscillator features low power consumption, low operational temperature, and high frequency stability.

Application Field

The AX7DAF1-114.2850C crystal oscillator is designed for a wide range of applications. It is ideal for use in industrial, aerospace, and military systems due to its high frequency stability and low power consumption. The oscillator is also commonly used as a frequency reference in telecommunication systems, including cellular and satellite communication systems, television and radio, and broadcast video systems. Additionally, this oscillator can be used in consumer applications, such as smartphones, tablets, laptops, and televisions.

Working Principle

The AX7DAF1-114.2850C crystal oscillator uses the thermal properties of quartz to control the frequency of oscillation. Quartz is a type of mineral, made up of silicon dioxide (SiO2). It has a piezoelectric effect, meaning it generates an electric current when subjected to mechanical stress. When a quartz crystal is cut into a specific shape, its electrical resonance frequency changes. The AX7DAF1-114.2850C oscillator utilizes this effect to precisely and consistently control the frequency of oscillation.

The crystal oscillator is made up of two main components: the crystal and the oscillator circuit. The crystal is composed of one or more quartz crystals cut into a specific shape and size. The oscillator circuit contains components such as capacitors and transistors, which create and control the oscillations. Together, the crystal and the oscillator circuit create a self-sustaining oscillation, which is then outputted from the oscillator.

Conclusion

The AX7DAF1-114.2850C is a crystal oscillator designed for use in a wide range of applications. It utilizes the thermal properties of quartz to create a precise, stable frequency of oscillation. The oscillator is ideal for use in aerospace, industrial, military, and consumer applications, and it is an essential component in many telecommunication systems. With its low power consumption and high frequency stability, the AX7DAF1-114.2850C is the perfect solution for many high-performance applications.