AX7MCF3-148.5000C

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Oscillators serve a number of electronic purposes, including radio-frequency (RF) signal generation, triggering, clock generation and synchronization, and timing of events. Oscillators are among the most versatile and widely used electronic components. As such, their application in a wide range of electronic devices is virtually irrefutable. The AX7MCF3-148.5000C oscillator is an outstanding example of the modern day technology used to address this broad range of applications.

The AX7MCF3-148.5000C oscillator is a miniaturized, efficient, and cost-effective clock IC that is based on a standard quartz crystal resonator. The oscillator is ideal for all sorts of consumer electronic and professional electronic applications. It supports a wide range of clock frequencies including 16 MHz, 12 MHz, 8 MHz, and 4 MHz, with a maximum frequency of 148.5000 MHz.

In terms of physical characteristics, the size of the AX7MCF3-148.5000C is the smallest among all of its competitors, making it suitable for use in limited space electronic applications. Additionally, it features low power consumption, high reliability, and superior performance. The device also includes built-in temperature compensation circuitry, enabling accurate frequency stabilization over a wide temperature range.

From a technical standpoint, the AX7MCF3-148.5000C uses a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) to generate clock signals. This oscillator works by applying an alternating voltage to the quartz crystal and is the primary source of the core-clock signal. The frequency of the oscillator is determined by the capacitance of the quartz crystal and the frequency range of the device varies from 500 kHz to 148.5000 MHz.

The output of the AX7MCF3-148.5000C oscillator is in the form of an I/O signal, meaning that it is both input and output capable. These I/O signals can be used as a single clock signal or as multiple clock signals. Additionally, the device is capable of generating multiple clock outputs, including sine-wave and square-wave signals. The frequency of the signal can be adjusted using an internal register or external resistor.

The primary application of the AX7MCF3-148.5000C oscillator is in embedded systems, telecommunications equipment, and automotive electronics. It is used to generate stable, low-power, and reliable clock sources. In wireless systems, it can be used to generate synchronous clock signals that are required to ensure accurate timing and synchronization. Additionally, it can be used to generate digital low-frequency signals for various automotive equipment such as airbag systems.

In summary, the AX7MCF3-148.5000C oscillator is a miniaturized clock IC that is based on a standard quartz crystal resonator. It features low power consumption and high reliability, and is suitable for use in embedded systems, consumer electronics, telecommunications equipment, and automotive electronics. The device uses a VCO to generate clock signals and is capable of generating multiple clock outputs, including sine-wave and square-wave signals. The frequency of the signal can be adjusted using an internal register or external resistor.

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