AX7MBF2-311.0400T

Oscillators: AX7MBF2-311.0400T application field and working principle

Oscillators are electronic components used to generate an alternating current (AC) or voltage signal. Oscillators are used in a wide variety of applications ranging from frequency generation, clock synchronization, and communication signal generation to system timing and control. Oscillators are also used as signal sources for audio circuits. AX7MBF2-311.0400T is an oscillator developed by ABRACON and have many applications. In this article, we discuss the application field and the working principle of this oscillator.

Application Field

The AX7MBF2-311.0400T oscillator is an effective choice for numerous applications such as audio/video equipment, security systems, telecommunications, consumer electronics, cordless phones, motor control, digital personal assistants (PDAs), GPS tracking systems, medical applications, automotive electronics, HVAC controllers, motion controls, and more.

Working Principle

The AX7MBF2-311.0400T oscillator works by using a combination of an internal quartz crystal, an IC (integrated circuit) chip, a varistor and a low-noise voltage regulator to generate a precise, stable signal with low jitter at the required frequency. The quartz crystal acts as a frequency-determining element in the oscillator, and its resonance frequency is determined by the size of the quartz and the electrode structures. The other components such as the IC chip, the varistor and voltage regulator play a role in stabilizing the frequency of the signal generated by the crystal. The whole assembly is housed within a casing to keep it protected from outside environmental conditions.

Conclusion

The AX7MBF2-311.0400T oscillator is a highly reliable and precise oscillator with a wide range of applications. This oscillator works by using a combination of a quartz crystal, an IC chip, a varistor, and a low-noise voltage regulator to generate a stable signal. This oscillator is suitable for use in various applications, including audio/video equipment, security systems, consumer electronics, and more.