AX7DAF2-960.0000T

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Oscillators are electric components used to produce waves, typically of a certain, predetermined frequency. The AX7DAF2-960.0000T is a particular type of oscillator, and its application field and working principle are as follows.

AX7DAF2-960.0000T oscillators are used in various electronic systems that require a precise, reliable frequency source. Examples include radio and television receivers, modems, cellular telephony equipment and GPS receivers. This oscillator is well-suited for highly accurate frequency generation, thanks to its low impedance and low temperature drift characteristics. Additionally, its small size makes it well-suited for applications where space is at a premium.

The working principle of AX7DAF2-960.0000T oscillators is based on the Colpitts design. This design is based on a voltage divider circuit, with two capacitors and an inductor. The capacitor and inductor are in parallel across a DC voltage source. An external frequency source is applied to the divider, and the resultant waveform is determined by the ratio of the capacitors.

The ratio of the capacitors determines the frequency of oscillation in the circuit. To ensure extremely precise frequency measurements, the ratio is calculated to a high accuracy. The resistances and capacitances are then tailored to ensure that the oscillator precisely produces the desired frequency. The capacitors also act as a low-pass filter, helping to suppress high-frequency noise.

The oscillator generates an output waveform which can either be a sinusoid or squarewave. This waveform is then amplified and used as the reference signal for the corresponding electronic system. To ensure high accuracy and reliability, the oscillator is temperature-compensated, meaning the capacitance of the oscillator is adjusted to maintain the desired frequency despite temperature fluctuations.

AX7DAF2-960.0000T oscillators are a reliable, accurate frequency source used in many electronic systems. The oscillator produces a precise output waveform, determined by two adjustable capacitors. Temperature compensation ensures that the oscillator can maintain its frequency despite changing temperatures, offering an extremely reliable and precise frequency source.

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