AX7MBF4-187.5000T

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Oscillators are circuits or devices capable of generating a repetitive waveform, usually a sine wave. This waveform can be used as a signal for timing, or to mark the position of events or cycles. For example, radio transmitters used oscillators in their basic operation. Oscillators can also be used as a control device for alarms, modulation, and communications. AX7MBF4-187.5000T oscillator is a high-frequency, high-voltage, variable frequency oscillator. It is used in applications where long runtimes, high frequency stability, accuracy, and low jitter are essential.

AX7MBF4-187.5000T oscillator is capable of producing output signals between 100 KHz and 1.7 GHz with output amplitudes of 4 Vpp to 8 Vpp. It has a current consumption of less than 18 mA with an input supply voltage ranging from 9V to 16.5V, making it ideal for portable applications. The circuit provides excellent stability with a low jitter of less than 200ps and excellent accuracy of less than 1ppm. It is a highly efficient device, with a power dissipation of less than 100μW when operating at 1.6GHz.

A significant feature of the AX7MBF4-187.5000T oscillator is its wide applicability and its industry-standard form factor, making it ideal for integration into existing systems. It is ideal for use in industrial, medical, and communications applications. In addition, its power efficiency and low profile make it suitable for portable devices such as cell phones and PDAs. Its ability to produce stable frequencies with an excellent accuracy of less than 1ppm is also beneficial for precision measurements and communication systems.

The working principle of the AX7MBF4-187.5000T oscillator is based on the Colpitts circuit. The Colpitts oscillator, also known as a crystal oscillator, is a circuit that uses a pair of capacitors and an inductor connected in series and feedback to generate a sinusoidal AC signal. The signal is created by the alternating current that flows between the capacitor plates in response to the changing charge on the plates, which is determined by the applied voltage to the circuit. The oscillator\'s frequency is determined by the values of the capacitor and inductor, as well as by the characteristics of the active device used in the oscillator.

The AX7MBF4-187.5000T oscillator is a high-frequency, high-voltage, variable frequency oscillator that is capable of producing stable frequencies with an excellent accuracy and low jitter. The circuit is based on the Colpitts oscillator and is suitable for use in industrial, medical, and communications applications. The oscillator is also ideal for portable devices due to its high efficiency and low power consumption. Its wide applicability and industry-standard form factor make it well-suited for integration into existing systems.

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