AX7DAF4-350.0000C

Oscillators

Oscillators are electronic circuits that are used to produce periodic waveforms with a distinct frequency. They are designed to create a waveform which is stable and at a specific point in time, and they can sustain this waveform for a long time. Oscillators come in a variety of forms, and the properties and characteristics of each oscillator are dependent on the type of circuit design used. One type of oscillator is the AX7DAF4-350.0000C.

AX7DAF4-350.0000C

The AX7DAF4-350.0000C is an oscillator with a frequency range from 80K Hz to 868K Hz, highest frequency resolution of 0.125K Hz, and fast dynamically programmable output frequency. This application field of the AX7DAF4-350.0000C is in low voltage, low jitter, and highly stable frequency application, such as voltage generator, mobile communication, clock generation, and automotive devices. This oscillator is functionally customized based on customer requirements. Some features of this oscillator include programmable frequency accuracy, frequency stability, fast frequency settling time, a one time non-volatile programming, low phase noise and voltage standby modes.

Working Principle

The working principle of the AX7DAF4-350.0000C oscillator involves creating an electronic system which can maintain a specific, repetitive signal pattern over a long period of time. This is done through a combination of resistors, capacitors, and inductors which are designed to create a negative feedback loop. This feedback loop is what ensures that the output of the oscillator remains the same over time. In addition, the oscillator is designed to be stable over a wide range of temperatures and conditions. This allows it to produce an accurate waveform regardless of the operating conditions.

The working principle of the AX7DAF4-350.0000C oscillator is quite complex. It uses a combination of transistors, capacitors, and inductors, which are connected in a series and arranged in a certain way, to make it possible for the oscillator to produce a stable waveform at a specific frequency. The transistors adjust the frequency of the wave and the capacitors and inductors control the phase, the shape of the wave, and the amplitude of the wave. In addition, the oscillator uses a PLL (Phase-Locked Loop) circuit to ensure that the frequency remains stable even when the oscillator is subjected to temperature changes or other environmental factors.

The AX7DAF4-350.0000C oscillator is a great choice for applications that require low noise and high stability. Its design makes it ideal for use in a variety of applications including mobile communications, clock generation, automotive devices, and voltage generators. The high frequency resolution and fast dynamically programmable output frequency make it an attractive option for many types of applications. Its low voltage, low jitter, and high-stability features make it a reliable and dependable oscillator for many applications.