AX7DAF3-466.5600T

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Oscillators are circuits which generate a periodic, oscillating waveform, often a sine wave or a square wave. Oscillators are used to generate signals, for instance in radios, and as control systems in computer timing and communication circuits. One example of an oscillator is the AX7DAF3-466.5600T.

The AX7DAF3-466.5600T is used in a variety of applications. In communications systems, it is used to provide high frequency signals for transmitting data or audio, as well as to stabilize the frequency of the communications signals. In radio frequency (RF) systems, the AX7DAF3-466.5600T is used to generate and control the frequency of the transmitted signal, or to maintain frequency accuracy in digital links. In test and measurement equipment, the device is used to generate signals for calibration, frequency response, and stability testing. In medical and industrial equipment, it can be used to stabilize the frequency of high-speed signal generators or to generate periodic pulses for controlling other circuits.

The AX7DAF3-466.5600T is a high stability, low phase noise quartz crystal oscillator. It features excellent phase noise performance, with a 0.15Hz - 1MHz phase noise floor of -118dBc/Hz and a -131dBc/Hz lowpass 1kHz output. The device has a wide frequency range of 3.2MHz to 46.56MHz, and a stability of 0.3ppm typical over the whole range. It also has a power supply voltage range of 2.5V to 5.5V and maximum power consumption of 10mA, making it suitable for a variety of applications. The device can be used with either a sine wave or square wave output.

The working principle of the AX7DAF3-466.5600T is based on a quartz crystal resonator which produces a well-defined frequency of vibration, which is then amplified and shaped by an oscillator circuit. When voltage from the power supply is applied to the oscillator, an electromagnetic field is created that pulls and releases the quartz crystal, which produces a sinusoidal waveform that has a well-defined frequency determined by the quartz crystal. The oscillator circuit then amplifies the waveform and shape it into a sine wave or square wave. The frequency of the waveform is adjustable through a frequency control voltage.

The AX7DAF3-466.5600T is an ideal choice for applications requiring a high stability, low phase noise oscillator. With a wide frequency range, low phase noise floor, and excellent power supply compatibility, the device is ideal for a variety of demanding applications.

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