AX7PBF2-160.0000C

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Oscillators form the fundamental basis of many electronic circuits. An oscillator is an electronic circuit which produces a regular and repetitive signal, usually a sinusoidal wave, which can be used in a variety of applications such as filtering, communication, and computing. A particular type of oscillator, the AX7PBF2-160.0000C, is one of the most commonly used oscillators in industrial and commercial applications. We will take a look at what it is, its application field, and its working principle.

The AX7PBF2-160.0000C is a quartz crystal oscillator, also known as a quartz crystal clock. Quartz crystals are used in a variety of frequency-dependent applications, but their use as an oscillator was first developed in the 1920s. Quartz crystals are made from silicon dioxide (silica) and other compounds, and when an electrical field is applied to them, they vibrate at a specific frequency depending on the size and shape of the crystal. Quartz crystal oscillators are used to hold their frequency for long periods of time, as quartz crystals have very good frequency stability.

The AX7PBF2-160.0000C is a quartz crystal oscillator that has an operating frequency of 160.0000 MHz and is available in several different packages. It has a wide operating temperature range from -40°C to +85°C and a relatively low power consumption of 2.5 ±0.5 mA. The most commonly used operating modes are Sinusoidal Wave Output for frequency control and TTL/HCT Output for pulse generation.

The AX7PBF2-160.0000C is primarily used in telecommunications and broadcasting applications as it provides clean and reliable signals with low phase noise and low power consumption. It can also be used in other applications such as timer/counter circuits, FM receivers, signal detectors, and as a reference frequency generator.

The AX7PBF2-160.0000C works by using the piezoelectric effect. Piezoelectric materials create an electric field when a mechanical stress is applied to them, and the reverse is also true, any change in the electric field will cause a mechanical vibration in the piezoelectric material. This vibration is what produces the oscillations in the signal. The main factor for the oscillator’s frequency-stability is the geometry of the quartz crystal used, which needs to be perfectly symmetrical.

In conclusion, the AX7PBF2-160.0000C is a quartz crystal oscillator that is suitable for use in industrial and commercial applications such as telecommunications and broadcasting. It offers clean and reliable signals with low power consumption and is relatively resistant to temperature variations and noise. Its working principle is based on the piezoelectric effect, and its frequency-stability is dependent on the size and shape of the quartz crystal used.

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