AX7MBF2-368.6400C

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Oscillators are one of the most important types of electronic components. They create periodic signals which are essential for digital computing devices, radio transmitters, and receivers. One example of an oscillator is the AX7MBF2-368.6400C.

The AX7MBF2-368.6400C is a quartz-controlled oscillator package with either a 4-pin or 5-pin configuration. It is designed to provide precise, reliable, and stable signals at a frequency of 368.6400 MHz (+/-10ppm or lower). Per the datasheet, its features include low pull stability shock, fast warm-up time, CMOS/TTL compatible logic family, and low power consumption.

The AX7MBF2-368.6400C is typically used in applications that require precision accuracy in the range of ± 10 parts per million (ppm) or lower. Examples of such applications include communication system components like digital transmitting and receiving systems, oscilloscope calibration or measurement instruments, and satellite or cable TV demodulators. It may also be used as the reference frequency source for very-high-frequency (VHF) oscillators, as well as embedded system components.

The working principle behind the AX7MBF2-368.6400C is similar to many other quartz-controlled oscillators. It uses the natural vibrational frequency of quartz as the reference for its output signal. A quartz crystal resonator is embedded within the oscillator package and is connected to a coil of wire to form a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO). As voltage is increased or decreased, the frequency of the oscillator changes as well.

This signal is then amplified by one or more stages and is driven by a constant-current source. The output signal is taken directly from the main coil, providing a square-wave or sine-wave signal of predetermined frequency. This signal is phase-locked to the reference signal which allows for extremely stable operation over a wide range of temperatures and environments.

The voltage-controlled oscillator in the AX7MBF2-368.6400C is protected by an over-current limit circuit and has a low current standby mode, allowing for extended battery life. For fan-out, the AX7MBF2-368.6400C includes an additional output buffer which can drive up to 8 TTL or CMOS logic outputs simultaneously.

Overall, the AX7MBF2-368.6400C is a highly stable and reliable quartz-controlled oscillator that is suitable for many precision applications. With its low power consumption, fast warm-up time, and CMOS/TTL compatible logic family, it is ideal for use in communication systems, embedded systems, and oscilloscope calibrations and measurements.

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