AX7MBF1-125.0000C

Oscillators

An oscillator is an electronic circuit used to generate a periodic, vibrating waveform. It is often used in the fields of telecommunications, appliances, and control systems, and can also be used as the source of a signal in a communications system.

The AX7MBF1-125.0000C oscillator is an ultra-stable oscillator from TXC Corporation featuring a stable temperature performance of around ±20 parts-per-million (ppm) over a wide operating temperature range of -40 to +125°C, providing stable frequency performance over a large temperature range, ideal for communications devices, consumer electronics, or industrial systems.

Application Field

This particular oscillator is widely used in various applications, including microwave radio communications, Wi-Fi router antennas, 5G/4G/LTE networks, GPS modules, automotive electronics, aircraft navigation and control systems, medical and industrial electronics, and more. It is also an ideal choice for mission-critical systems where high reliability is required.

Working Principle

An oscillator can be either an electrical circuit or a mechanical device that produces an electrical signal. In the case of the AX7MBF1-125.0000C oscillator, it is an electrical circuit that amplifies a feedback signal and then sends it back to the oscillator, creating a self-sustaining cycle. This cycle is continuously repeated, producing an oscillating signal.

The frequency of the generated signal is determined by the components used in the design of the oscillator, such as the capacitors, resistors, and inductors. The combination of these components determine the frequency of the signal and its accuracy. The AX7MBF1-125.0000C oscillator features a temperature-compensated oscillator to ensure stable frequency performance over a wide range of temperatures.

Conclusion

The AX7MBF1-125.0000C oscillator is a highly stable oscillator from TXC Corporation used in microwave radio communications, Wi-Fi routers, 5G/4G/LTE networks, GPS modules, automotive electronics, aircraft navigation and control systems, medical and industrial electronics, and more. It features an ultra-stable temperature performance of around ±20 parts-per-million (ppm) over a wide operating temperature range of -40 to +125°C. Its working principle is that of an electrical circuit that amplifies a feedback signal and then sends it back to the oscillator, creating a self-sustaining cycle.