AX7DAF3-720.0000C

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Oscillators

Oscillators are electronic components that generate a periodic electrical signal using its internal elements, without the need of any external input. These components have been used over the past century in various electronic devices and have recently seen renewed interest from the engineering and research communities. The following is an introduction of the AX7DAF3-720.0000C oscillator and its application field and working principle.

Application Field

The AX7DAF3-720.0000C is an oscillator specifically designed for use in medical imaging systems. It generates a high-frequency, low-distortion signal with a frequency range adjustable from approximately 5kHz to 18kHz. The low frequency output can be used in ultrasound or magnetic resonance imaging systems, while the high frequency output can be used in magnetic resonance imaging systems and positron emission tomography imaging systems. It can also find application in medical devices such as cellular phone base stations and interventional radiography imaging systems.

Working Principle

The AX7DAF3-720.0000C oscillator works by applying an alternating current to a capacitor-inductor circuit, called LC circuit. The inductor and capacitor are tuned to a specific frequency so that the current alternates between them in a periodic manner. The alternating current is then passed through a voltage amplifier, while a voltage limit is placed on the output of the voltage amplifier. This limits the voltage and the current in the oscillator, allowing for a signal with low distortion.

The AX7DAF3-720.0000C oscillator is equipped with a self-adjusting frequency control circuit that allows for wide tuning range. This means that the frequency of the signal can be adjusted without the need to change the components of the LC circuit. As such, it is possible to use the oscillator for a variety of medical imaging applications. In addition, the low distortion output of the oscillator makes it ideal for use in medical imaging systems, as it reduces the amount of noise and interference that could otherwise reduce the quality images.

Conclusion

The AX7DAF3-720.0000C oscillator is a valuable component for medical imaging systems, as it allows for wide tuning range and produces low-distortion, high-frequency signals that are suitable for a variety of applications. Its self-adjusting frequency control circuit also makes it easy to use in a variety of medical imaging configurations. The AX7DAF3-720.0000C is thus a valuable piece of technology for any medical imaging system.

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