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Oscillators

AX7MBF1-161.132812T application field and working principle

AX7MBF1-161.132812T oscillators are among the most popular ocillators used in today’s electronics applications. They are used in embedded computing, communications, automotive, medical, industrial, military, aerospace, and entertainment industries. Oscillators are electrical components which has the ability to generate periodic electrical signals at a specific frequency.

The AX7MBF1-161.132812T oscillator has a frequency of 161.132812T Hz. It is a quartz crystal-based, tuning fork-style oscillator featuring a frequency range of ~161MHz. It is designed to produce a stable, repeatable signal at the specified frequency. The AX7MBF1-161.132812T oscillator features a low noise level and high stability over temperature, making it suitable for applications that require precision accuracy.

The AX7MBF1-161.132812T oscillator works on the principle of piezoelectricity. Piezoelectricity is a phenomenon in which a material (in this case quartz) produces an electric potential in response to applied mechanical stress. In the case of the AX7MBF1-161.132812T oscillator, the quartz crystal acts as a resonator, vibrating at a specific frequency when an alternating electric current is applied to the electrodes. This vibration is then converted into an electrical signal.

The AX7MBF1-161.132812T oscillator is typically used in applications that require a stable signal at a very specific frequency, such as in wireless communications systems, radar systems, and television signals. It is also used in precision timing applications, such as in watches and clocks. In addition, the oscillator is used in motion sensing devices, for example, in accelerometers.

In conclusion, the AX7MBF1-161.132812T oscillator is a versatile component which is used in a wide variety of applications. Its low noise level and high stability over temperature make it suitable for precision timing and motion sensing applications. The oscillator works on the principle of piezoelectricity, in which a quartz crystal vibrates at a specific frequency when an alternating electric current is applied to the electrodes and the vibration is then converted into an electrical signal.

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