AX7DBF1-1216.5000T

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Oscillators

An oscillator is an essential building block in any electronic circuit – it’s the source for all the waves and signals that electronic systems use for stimulation and communication. We feature all sorts of oscillators; crystal, ceramic, quartz, clock, voltage-controlled, low-noise, ultra-low-jitter, RF and microwave just to name a few.

The AX7DBF1-1216.5000T oscillator is a surface-mount device with a 12.5mm ceramic package. This type of oscillator is most commonly used in communication applications, where it is able to deliver reliable, low-noise digital pulses in the range of frequency 2MHz to 100MHz. This oscillator is especially suitable for high-speed data communication, clock generation, and interface modules.

The working principle of the AX7DBF1-1216.5000T oscillator is based on a precision quartz crystal chip. As the chip vibrates, a frequency signal is generated and is amplified before being output as a digital pulse. The oscillator is controlled by a bias voltage, and the frequency of the output signal is adjustable via an external capacitor. This precision tuning makes it ideal for applications that require very stable and precise frequency control.

The AX7DBF1-1216.5000T oscillator is suitable for high-speed communication applications such as Ethernet networks and high-speed wireless networks. It is also great for clock synchronization modules and microprocessors. This particular oscillator boasts superior reliability and low-noise digital signal output. It is also capable of wide frequency tuning, which makes it a very versatile solution for most communication applications.

To summarize, the AX7DBF1-1216.5000T oscillator is a surface-mount device that is most commonly used in communication applications. It features superior reliability, low-noise digital signal output, and wide frequency tuning. It is also ideal for high-speed data communication, clock generation, and interface modules.

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