AX7MCF2-122.8800C

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Introduction to Oscillators

An oscillator is an electronic circuit that generates a continuous alternating current or voltage signal. It typically consists of an amplifier and an amplitude control system, which is used to create the output signal. Oscillators are essential components in many electronic circuits, and can be used for a variety of purposes such as maintaining a constant frequency, generating synchronizing pulses, creating modulated signals, and so forth.

Specific application & working principle of AX7MCF2-122.8800C

The AX7MCF2-122.8800C is a high-performance, VCXO-based oscillator designed to provide a stable signal for various applications. It is a very versatile device, capable of generating frequencies from 9kHz to over 200MHz. It is based on the “Pierce oscillator” principle, which uses an exclusive combination of a voltage-controlled crystal oscillator (VCXO) and a negative resistance amplifier. This circuit is particularly useful in applications such as frequency modulation (FM), phase-shift keying (PSK), and other radio-related applications.

The VCXO is responsible for providing the oscillation frequency, while the negative resistance amplifier acts as a feedback loop, working in tandem with the VCXO to generate an output signal. This circuit is very stable, and will provide an output signal that is very accurate even in the presence of environmental factors such as temperature drift and voltage variations.

The AX7MCF2-122.8800C is well-suited for many applications, including Amateur/Ham radio, radio-communications equipment, and general-purpose signal generators. It is also a great choice for providing a stable signal for microcontrollers and microprocessors, as it is precise and temperature-stable.

Conclusion

The AX7MCF2-122.8800C is a versatile, high-performance VCXO-based oscillator designed to provide a precise and stable signal for various applications. It is based on the “Pierce oscillator” principle, which uses a combination of a VCXO and a negative resistance amplifier to generate an output signal. This oscillator is ideal for a wide range of applications, from Amateur/Ham radio to general-purpose signal generation.

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