AX7MCF3-187.5000C

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Oscillators are electronic components which produce periodic electronic signals and output alternating currents and voltages. They are used in a wide range of applications including radio broadcast, sound reproduction, video production and so on. The production of oscillators has been greatly improved with the development of microelectronics technology, and various types of oscillators have been created to meet different requirements. One of these is the AX7MCF3-187.5000C.

The AX7MCF3-187.5000C is an oscillator that runs at 187.5000C. It is made with an integrated circuit (IC) and crystal oscillator (XO) package sealed in an hermetically-sealed package. Due to its hermetic sealing, the AX7MCF3-187.5000C is designed to perform stably in harsh operating conditions such as vibration, temperature, and humidity interchange. In addition, it has a wide operating temperature range of -20 °C to 85 °C, making it highly reliable in extreme temperatures.

The AX7MCF3-187.5000C also has good performance in terms of frequency stability, as it is designed to maintain stability even with changes in the environment. It is also designed to consume very low power, reducing the burden on electrical circuits. It features low EMI (electromagnetic interference) and is suitable for high-density digital circuit applications that require low-noise operation.

The AX7MCF3-187.5000C\'s primary application field is the production of extremely accurate frequencies, timekeeping, and clock signals in many types of meters, gauges, and displays. Its typical use is in medical equipment, communication devices, and test equipment where stability and accuracy are paramount. As such, it is commonly used in applications such as medical, industrial, and automotive industries.

The AX7MCF3-187.5000C uses a simple and reliable working principle to produce stable and accurate signals. It consists of an integrated circuit (IC) connected to a quartz crystal. The crystal oscillates at a frequency determined by the value of the quartz crystal, typically etched on the IC package. When a voltage is applied to the crystal, the IC amplifies the oscillations and produces a clock signal based on the original frequency of the quartz crystal. This clock signal is then used to generate the desired frequency or timekeeping signal.

The AX7MCF3-187.5000C is a reliable and cost-effective oscillator that can provide high accuracy and stability in applications requiring periodic signals. With its hermetically sealed package and wide operating temperature range, it is an ideal choice for use in harsh environments. Its low power consumption and low EMI make it suitable for high-density digital circuit applications.

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