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Oscillators

An oscillator is an electronic circuit that generates a repetitive, stable, periodic electronic signal and has the basic form of electronic feedback. The signal is often a sine wave or a square wave. Typically, oscillators generate a sine wave with a frequency of 1 hertz to megahertz. Oscillators are used in many applications such as timers, clocks, counter circuits, frequency switches, various types of communication systems, and radio broadcast transmitters.

AX7MCF1-122.8800C Oscillator

The AX7MCF1-122.8800C oscillator is an electro-ceramic oscillator which offers a wide array of applications in electronics. The fundamental frequency of this oscillator is 122.88 MHz, making it useful for various purposes. It is a low cost, low power, low profile, and high performance low noise oscillator. This oscillator is suitable for a variety of digital and analog applications, such as telecommunications, computer networking, radar systems, frequency synthesisers, and radio communication systems.

Applications

The AX7MCF1-122.8800C oscillator is an ideal component for use in a variety of applications, such as the following:

• Wireless communication systems
• Digital radio broadcasting
• Radar systems
• Test and measurement equipment
• Cellular systems
• Cable modems
• Automotive electronics
• Military and aerospace

Working Principle

The AX7MCF1-122.8800C oscillator works on the simple principle of maintaining an oscillating system by applying a small amount of energy into it. In this oscillator, the energy is supplied with the help of a special capacitor. This capacitor stores and releases energy in each cycle in order to maintain a constant amplitude of the oscillation. Additionally, the circuit also contains an inductor to control the amount of energy being fed to the system and to make it oscillate at a certain frequency.

The oscillator circuit also contains a feedback loop to maintain the oscillation. The feedback loop ensures that the output frequency of the oscillator remains constant over time and is not affected by any external disturbances.

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