AX7MBF3-1152.0000C

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An oscillator is a device that produces electrical signals through a repetitive process. Oscillators can be used to generate signals in a wide variety of applications, such as radio transmission, regulating audio signals for speakers, and controlling electronic functions in microprocessors. The AX7MBF3-1152.0000C is a MEMS-based oscillator that is specifically designed for use in radio frequency (RF) systems. This article provides an overview of the application field and working principle of the AX7MBF3-1152.0000C.

Application Field

The AX7MBF3-1152.0000C is a MEMS-based oscillator that can be used in a wide variety of applications, such as wireless communications, computers, consumer electronics, measuring and testing equipment, and industrial control applications. This oscillator is designed to provide stable and reliable signal output with low power consumption and excellent jitter performance. It features a low current consumption, high stability under temperature changes, and a wide operating temperature range.

The AX7MBF3-1152.0000C meets the stringent requirements for many different applications, including the digital television industry, mobile phone industry, handheld wireless communication systems, GPS systems, and other areas where high frequency stability is required.

Working Principle

The AX7MBF3-1152.0000C uses a MEMS-based wafer to generate electrical signals. The oscillator consists of four components: an oscillator core, a voltage-controlled crystal oscillator (VCXO), a power amplifier, and a frequency divider. The voltage-controlled crystal oscillator provides the oscillator core with a signal. The power amplifier then amplifies the signal before it is passed through the frequency divider to generate the desired output frequency.

The oscillator core provides stability to the system by taking the crystal oscillator as its input and outputting a steady frequency. The oscillator core is also used to generate the PLL (Phase Locked Loop) output which is used to synchronize the oscillator\'s output with an external clock signal. The frequency divider is then used to divide the output frequency so that it matches the desired output frequency.

Conclusion

The AX7MBF3-1152.0000C is a MEMS-based oscillator that is designed for use in RF systems. It is capable of providing stable and reliable signal output with low power consumption and excellent jitter performance. The oscillator uses a voltage-controlled crystal oscillator as its input, and the oscillator core, power amplifier, and frequency divider are used to generate the PLL output, amplify the signal, and divide the output frequency, respectively. The AX7MBF3-1152.0000C meets the stringent requirements for a wide variety of applications, and it is an ideal choice for use in high frequency stability applications such as digital television, mobile phones, handheld wireless communication systems, and GPS systems.

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