AX7DCF4-470.0000C

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Oscillators are essential components in many engineering areas, such as the engineering of embedded systems, telecommunications, radio frequency (RF) and microwave applications, communication systems and signal processing, aerospace systems, power supplies, cooling systems and sensing devices. There are a variety of oscillator models available, used to suit the desired application.

The AX7DCF4-470.0000C oscillator is one such model and is employed frequently in a wide range of applications. It is a low jitter, quartz-based oscillator intended for use in high reliability, precision applications, such as clock generators and video pattern generators. This makes the model ideal for use in applications such as microwave communication systems, high speed computer applications, telecommunications, terrestrial digital radio systems, and so forth.

The working principle of the AX7DCF4-470.0000C includes two key components: an amplifier and a crystal. The amplifier, usually an IC, amplifies an input signal from the crystal. This amplified signal is then routed to a feedback loop. The resulting signal is used to drive a system oscillator. The crystal, which is normally quartz, serves as a resonator and it\'s frequency is determined by the specifications on the crystal. In the case of the AX7DCF4-470.0000C, the quartz crystal oscillator has a frequency of 470MHz.

The oscillator generates a sine wave output which is connected to other components of the system, such as an analog-to-digital converter, DAC, clock generator, etc. A second output, which is known as the reset signal, is generated each time the oscillator voltage reaches a predetermined threshold. This resets the oscillator and re-triggers the oscillators cycling.

The AX7DCF4-470.0000C is also designed to have a relatively low phase noise. Phase noise is used to describe the amount of a given signal that is phase shifted when the frequency of the signal changes. Low phase noise is important in applications such as radios, where the phase noise can adversely impact the reception of signals. The AX7DCF4-470.0000C provides phase noise performance superior to that of the more costly MPP50 oscillators, making it a more cost effective choice for many applications.

The AX7DCF4-470.0000C oscillator model is an ideal choice for a variety of applications requiring accurate frequency control and low phase noise. With its low jitter and stable frequency output, it is suitable for use in high speed computer applications, telecommunications, terrestrial digital radio systems, and more. It is robust enough to operate in a range of environmental conditions and is temperature compensated for better reliability and accuracy.

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