AX7DBF2-622.0800T

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

Oscillators play an important role in many electronics applications, from managing clock speed in a personal computer to driving radio transmitters and receivers. The AX7DBF2-622.0800T oscillator is a high-performance device designed for use in applications where precision timing accuracy and frequency stability are of the utmost importance.

This oscillator features a 7mm x 5mm hermetically sealed ceramic package. The oscillator operates at 622.0800 MHz, delivers a low jitter of 20 psec and supports an extended operational temperature range of -55-125°C. With a low supply current of 9.6 mA at 3.3V, this device also has a frequency stability of ±25 ppm vs. temperature.

The AX7DBF2-622.0800T oscillator is used for application in a variety of applications where key requirements are precision and accuracy. In cellular and wireless communication systems, the oscillator is used to accurately generate clock signals and frequency references needed to manage the data transmission between sender and receiver. In avionic communication systems, the oscillator is used to generate a highly precise reference clock for guiding the timing of transmissions and receptions. In the medical field, this oscillator is used in high-end imaging equipment such as MRI and CT scanners, as well as other imaging devices for precise data transmission and reception.

The AX7DBF2-622.0800T oscillator is based on the Pierce crystal oscillator principle. This oscillator works on the principle of positive feedback to produce an oscillating voltage output. In this oscillator, the capacitor and inductor form a resonant tank circuit, with an additional inductor or crystal element forming a harmonic oscillator. The resonant tank circuit and the harmonic oscillator are connected in series and the five terminals that form it form the source of the oscillation.

The Pierce crystal oscillator works by constantly feeding part of the output signal to the input of the same circuit, forming a feedback loop. The electrical feedback establishes a signal with a frequency that depends upon the components of the resonant tank circuit and the crystal element. When power is applied to the oscillator, it creates an inverted voltage waveform at the output. This waveform is then filtered and amplified using a buffer amplifier prior to application.

The AX7DBF2-622.0800T oscillator is the ideal choice for applications requiring precise timing and frequency stability performance. Its extended operating temperature range and low power consumption makes it a versatile solution for numerous applications. This device is a reliable, low jitter source with long-term reliability, making it an ideal choice for a broad range of applications.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference