AX7DCF1-1046.0000C

Oscillators

An oscillator is a device that generates a repeating waveform signal. An essential part of an oscillator is the frequency-determining elements. There are two main types of oscillators: mechanical and electronic. The AX7DCF1-1046.0000C is a specific type of electronic oscillator.

AX7DCF1-1046.0000C Application Field

The AX7DCF1-1046.0000C is a high frequency master oscillator designed specifically for radio communications systems. It is capable of providing %10 frequency stability for a frequency range between 10.20MHz and 11.0 MHz. This makes it ideal for oscillator applications that require a wide range of output frequency selections, such as Radio Frequency Selective Calling (RFSC) applications or Color Difference video format decoders.

The AX7DCF1-1046.0000C is also ideal for applications that require an air- or space-qualified oscillator. It was developed to comply with European Space Agency (ESA) standards, making it suitable for use in space and satellite communications applications. It is also compliant with MIL-STD-875 and JIS-C-9811 standards, making it well suited for military and commercial applications, as well as other markets.

The AX7DCF1-1046.0000C offers the highest performance possible in a small package. It has an integrated oscillator module circuit and features high-precision frequency and low phase-noise performance. It is capable of operating in the most demanding environment, and has a wide temperature range for reliable operation. The device also features a low voltage silicon frequency modulation option for controlling the frequency of the output signal.

AX7DCF1-1046.0000C Working Principle

The AX7DCF1-1046.0000C oscillator works by converting the input signal to an oscillation by the application of feedback principles. The frequency of the output signal is determined by the frequency of the input signal and the strength of the feedback circuit. The oscillation of the output signal is maintained through the application of a negative feedback loop. This negative feedback loop also helps to reduce the overall noise created by the oscillator with regards to the input signal.

The AX7DCF1-1046.0000C also features an integrated temperature compensation circuit which helps to keep the output frequency stable over temperature, allowing reliable operation in harsh environments. The output of the oscillator can also be modulated by a low-voltage silicon frequency modulation for improved performance. The device can be powered from between 3V and 15V and is capable of providing up to 10mA of current.

Conclusion

The AX7DCF1-1046.0000C is a high-precision master oscillator that is ideal for use in radio communications and other applications that require frequency stability and a wide range of output frequency selections. It is air- and space-qualified and compliant with MIL-STD-875 and JIS-C-9811 standards. The device features an integrated oscillator module circuit, temperature compensation circuit, and low-voltage silicon frequency modulation for improved performance. The AX7DCF1-1046.0000C is capable of providing up to 10mA of current and can be powered from between 3V and 15V.