AX7MBF2-74.5000C

Oscillators are used to generate a repeating signal and are essential in a wide variety of applications. In this article, we will be discussing the specifics of the AX7MBF2-74.5000C oscillator including its application field and working principle.

The AX7MBF2-74.5000C oscillator is a Plug-in oscillator from the AX7MBF2 plug-in series manufactured by Assla Corporation. This oscillator operates at a center frequency of 74.500GHz and has a maximum phase noise of -84dBc/Hz which giives it a wide range of application potentials.

This oscillator has been designed for use in a variety of applications including microwave/mm wave RADAR systems, satellite and wireless communication systems, test and measurement equipment, power conversion systems, and microwave imaging systems. It also provides electromagnetic compatibility applications for high speed components and fixed wireless access systems. AX7MBF2-74.500C oscillators have become increasingly popular with their high power outputs, excellent phase noise performance, EMI/RFI shielding, and wide power supply ranges.

When it comes to its working principles, the AX7MBF2-74.5000C oscillator operates by converting a constant input signal into a signal with a constant frequency. Oscillators can be divided into two categories based on the technology used in their construction: voltage-controlled oscillators (VCOs) and temperature-compensated crystal oscillators (TCXOs). The AX7MBF2-74.5000C oscillator belongs to the former category as it utilizes a voltage-controlled delay line circuit to generate its waveform.

By sending a voltage signal through a delay line circuit, the AX7MBF2-74.5000C oscillator is able to generate a waveform with a specific frequency. The frequency is determined by the characteristics of the delay line, such as its length and the voltage applied to it. The voltage is used to control the delay time of the circuit, which in turn determines the frequency of the output waveform.

The AX7MBF2-74.5000C oscillator also utilizes a phase-locked loop (PLL) to ensure stable operation. The PLL is a feedback system that continuously monitors the output frequency. If there is a drift from the desired frequency, the PLL will adjust the voltage applied to the delay line in order to keep the output frequency within a given tolerance. This ensures an extremely stable output.

The AX7MBF2-74.5000C oscillator is a versatile plug-in oscillator that has applications in a wide range of systems. Its small size, excellent phase noise performance, and wide power supply ranges make it a popular choice for many applications. Furthermore, its voltage-controlled delay line and PLL circuitry ensure a stable output signal.