AX7DCF2-106.2500T

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Oscillators

An oscillator is an electronic device or circuit that produces an alternating electronic signal, usually in the form of periodic pulses or of an oscillating tone. Oscillators are used in many areas, ranging from the home to industrial applications.

The AX7DCF2-106.2500T oscillator is a high-performance analog oscillator with a center frequency of 106.2500 MHz. It has excellent phase noise performance and low power consumption, making it ideal for a variety of applications such as radio communications, control systems and medical electronics.

Application Field

This oscillator is primarily used as the local oscillator in radio broadcasting applications, providing a reliable reference clock signal for transmitter modulation. It is also used for precision frequency control in a variety of control and communications systems, such as base station control systems, wireless communications systems, SDH or PDH communications networks, and radar systems.

The AX7DCF2-106.2500T oscillator is also suitable as a clock reference in medical diagnostic and imaging equipment. It can be used as the clock signal for electronic imaging devices, such as ultrasound and MRI setups, to ensure stable signals throughout the system.

Working Principle

The AX7DCF2-106.2500T oscillator works by converting an input signal into a steady, repeating waveform. This conversion process is achieved using an oscillation circuit, typically comprising an amplifier, an oscillation capacitor, and an output filter. The oscillation capacitor and output filter form a resonance circuit, in which the resistance of the elements is inversely proportional to the inductive reactance of the elements.

This resonance circuit provides positive feedback, which amplifies the input signal to produce an alternating output signal. The amplification of the input signal is limited by the damping factor of the circuit. The output signal is then filtered to isolate the desired frequency, typically the center frequency of the oscillator.

Conclusion

The AX7DCF2-106.2500T oscillator is a high-performance analog oscillator with a center frequency of 106.2500 MHz. It has excellent phase noise performance and low power consumption. The oscillator has a number of applications, ranging from radio broadcasting and communications to medical imaging. The oscillator works by converting an input signal into a steady, repeating waveform using an oscillation circuit, with the output signal being filtered to isolate the desired frequency.

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