AX7DAF3-350.0000T

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Oscillators are electrical or electronic circuits that produce repetitive or oscillating signals. The most common type consists of a resonant circuit connected to an amplifier, typically a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO). This circuit produces a periodic waveform, sine, triangle, or sawtooth, which is sent to a power amplifier for amplification and then connected to a speaker. Oscillators are widely used in consumer electronics applications such as radios, televisions, and computers.

The AX7DAF3-350.0000T is a low cost, versatile oscillator that can be used for a wide range of applications. It has a temperature range of -40°C to +85°C and can be used in industrial, automotive and medical applications. It offers low power consumption and is ideal for designs requiring low noise and low jitter operation over a wide frequency range. This oscillator has a maximum operating frequency of 350 MHz and is packaged in an 8-pin DIP, 6-pin QFNM, or 4-pin ceramic package.

This oscillator’s working principle is based on a tuned LC circuit and an amplifying transistor. The LC network consists of an inductor and a capacitor connected in parallel. An input signal is applied to the LC circuit, and its tuned frequency is determined by the inductor and capacitor values. The input signal creates an oscillatory current through the LC circuit that produces an oscillatory voltage across the LC circuit. This oscillatory voltage is amplified by the transistor, and the output is sent to a power amplifier.

The AX7DAF3-350.0000T oscillator is an excellent choice for a variety of applications such as broadcasting, communication systems, automotive electronics, medical equipment, and industrial purposes. It is highly reliable and provides low power consumption and small size. It can be used as a time base in analog circuitry for synchronizing digital circuits and also can be used for frequency-commanding circuits for ensuring stable clock frequency. It is also suitable for creating precision clock signals in RF circuitry.

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