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Oscillators

AX7MAF1-161.132812C is a type of oscillator which is used in a variety of applications. It is also known as a "swinging oscillator". The oscillator works by a swing voltage between two components at a predetermined frequency. This oscillator has a frequency range from 0.01 Hz to 1 GHz and a maximum output voltage of 30 V RMS.

Application Field

The AX7MAF1-161.132812C oscillator is used in various industries such as telecommunications, medical instrumentation, consumer electronics, automotive and industrial equipment, and RF/microwave systems. It is typically used to produce signals for driving motors, solenoids, pumps, relays, valves, and other devices.

It is especially popular in medical instrumentation for generating waveforms for electrodes and other electro-medical devices including defibrillators, pacemakers, and other pulse-modulated equipment.

Working Principle

The oscillator operates on the principle of swing voltage. When the voltage swings between two components, it creates a self-sustaining waveform at the pre-determined frequency. This waveform is then amplified and converted into an electrical signal.

The oscillator works by having two active components – a capacitor and an inductor – connected in a parallel circuit. The circuit arrangement causes the voltage to swing between the two components at the predetermined frequency. The frequency of the oscillator can be adjusted by changing the inductance of the circuit.

The amplitude of the oscillator signal can be adjusted by varying the capacitance of the circuit. When an external load is placed across the output terminals, the load induces a non-linear feedback onto the oscillator, thus providing the necessary stability.

The oscillator is used to generate a variety of frequencies ranging from 0.01 Hz to 1 GHz. It can be used to produce audio tones, low-frequency sub-audio tones, and high-frequency microwaves.

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