AX7MCF2-470.0000C

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Oscillators are a type of electronic circuit used to replicate a waveform of a particular frequency. Oscillators are used in many applications ranging from the production of broadcast radio signals, digital clocks, pathogenesis of cell arrays in medical imaging, and sound synthesis systems. An example of an oscillator is the AX7MCF2-470.0000C. It is designed to be used in the frequency range of 2.483 to 3.450 MHz.

The AX7MCF2-470.0000C oscillator has a wide application field including for use in consumer electronics, automotive, aviation and medical industries. It is designed to be used in the frequency range of 2.483 to 3.450 MHz and is a surface mount, flat-bottomed rectangular oscillator. It has a supply voltage range of 1.8 to 5.5V and features a voltage control mode (VCM) and frequency pull range of up to 20%.

The AX7MCF2-470.0000C has a single package, providing a good combination of performance and low power consumption. It is constructed with an inbuilt temperature compensation element. This minimizes irregularity caused by ambient temperature changes and provides excellent control of the frequency. The total frequency stability, with respect to ambient temperature, is typically 0.10 %/°C within a temperature range of -40°C to +85°C.

The AX7MCF2-470.0000C works by using an oscillator circuit, which is an electronic circuit that produces a continuous, repeating signal known as a sine wave. The frequency of the oscillation is determined by the resonance circuit. The oscillator is usually made up of an amplifier and a frequency determining element. The amplifier increases the amplitude of the signal generated by the frequency determining element, while the frequency determining element controls the frequency of the signal.

The AX7MCF2-470.0000C has two control modes, voltage control and frequency pull. Voltage control mode (VCM) is a control system where the frequency of the signal is adjusted by changing the applied voltage to the oscillator circuit. This is done by an external VCM circuit that monitors the supply voltage and adjusts the frequency in order to keep it at an optimal value. The frequency pull range is typically up to 20%. This allows for a wide range of frequency responses over a range of duty cycles and input parameters.

The AX7MCF2-470.0000C is a versatile oscillator suitable for many different applications. It is capable of operating over a wide range of frequency responses and temperatures, and it has excellent control over its frequency. Voltage control and frequency pull mode give it precise control and flexibility for use in multiple different industries and applications. The combination of performance and low power consumption make the AX7MCF2-470.0000C an ideal solution for many oscillator needs.

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