AX7DAF1-456.9600C

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Oscillators are a type of electronic device used to produce periodic electrical signals, often in the form of an alternating sine wave, for various control, communication, and measurement functions. An example is the AX7DAF1-456.9600C oscillator, an instrument designed for use for communications and radio frequency applications.

The AX7DAF1-456.9600C is a high-performance, medium-power, discrete-crystal oscillator sourced from MTI Components. The device is a full dielectric resonator oscillator (DRO) designed for operation in the 400MHz to 6000MHz range with an output power of -15dBm. The device is also designed for use in wide-band applications like WiFi, radio navigation, jamming and military communications.

The oscillator is designed to produce high-output power and has superior phase noise, linearity, and temperature stability. These features make the instrument suitable for use in a variety of applications like cellular, WiFi, navigation, GPS, military, radar, and satellite communications.

The AX7DAF1-456.9600C oscillator has a wide frequency range and is available in a variety of different output power levels. The device also features an onboard phase-locked loop (PLL) that can be programmed with an on-board EEPROM. This allows for accurate frequency tuning and provides a wide tuning range.

The oscillator is housed in a robust 3.3V hermetically sealed package with integrated shielding. The device is designed to operate in harsh environments and is highly reliable. The oscillator has a superior temperature range of -50°C to +85°C and a high stability of ± 8 ppm over the full operating temperature range.

The working principle of the AX7DAF1-456.9600C is based on the dielectric resonator oscillator principle. The device consists of a dielectric resonator plate immersed in a vacuum chamber. A voltage is applied to the plate, and this voltage creates an electric field, resulting in the generation of a sine wave signal. The frequency of the signal is determined by the dielectric resonator\'s physical characteristics and can be adjusted by tuning the voltage. The output signal is then amplified by an amplifier stage and filtered to remove any unwanted noise or harmonics.

The AX7DAF1-456.9600C is ideal for a variety of applications, including cellular, WiFi, navigation, GPS, military, radar, and satellite communications. The wide frequency range and high output power, combined with its excellent phase noise, linearity, and temperature stability make it a reliable and stable oscillator. It is also housed in a robust, hermetically sealed package that is designed for harsh environmental conditions.

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