AX7MBF3-161.132812T

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Oscillators are electronic components which, in extremely basic terms, generate an alternating voltage output over a certain frequency range in response to an input current. Among oscillators there are some designed for specific frequencies and applications, such as the AX7MBF3-161.132812T. This oscillator is ideally suitable for a range of radio-frequency applications that require an oscillation frequency of 16.132812 MHz.

This oscillator is an integral part of many radio-communication designs. It has a wide range of applications in the field of consumer electronics, broadcast radios, cellular communications and other high frequency telecommunications systems. Its 16.132812 MHz output frequency is used to directly control the frequency of the local oscillator, designed into these applications.

The AX7MBF3-161.132812T is a small piece of surface mount technology (SMT) and it packs a wide range of features. Firstly, it can continuously send out an alternating sine wave at 16.132812 MHz, without requiring any adjustments. This makes it ideal for consumer and commercial applications, as reliable operation with no manual tuning is necessary. Secondly, its output frequency stability is within±10 ppm, as it maintains constant frequency for nominal ambient temperatures ranging from 0 to 70°C.

The AX7MBF3-161.132812T also has an extremely accurate frequency output, allowing it to be used for precision applications. It also features an extremely low phase noise, making it the perfect choice for applications which require minimal RF interference from unwanted noise signals. Its compact integrated design and low power consumption make it ideal for portable and embedded electronics.

The working principle behind the AX7MBF3-161.132812T is its crystal-controlled oscillator circuit. This mechanism is used to create an output frequency that is equal to some base frequency. In this case, the oscillator circuit utilizes a quartz crystal resonator, which works together with an amplifier and other components to form a crystal-controlled oscillator.

The crystal oscillator mechanism works by making use of the nodes that are created at the crystal resonator’s electrical resonant frequency. The crystal resonator utilizes the electrical property of quartz to generate oscillations that are triggered when the node is stimulated. The nodes are then amplified and the resulting signal is used as the output of the oscillator.

The mechanism of the AX7MBF3-161.132812T is an example of an electronically stabilized oscillator. This means that the output frequency of the oscillator is continuously monitored by an on-chip circuit and maintained automatically at the 16.132812 MHz resonant frequency, with no manual adjustments required.

The AX7MBF3-161.132812T is a highly specialized oscillator with an output frequency of 16.132812 MHz, designed for radio-frequency applications. Its crystal-controlled oscillator mechanism ensures accurate frequency output, low phase noise and low power consumption. It is a great choice for a range of consumer and commercial electronics, as well as portable and embedded applications.

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