AX7PBF4-210.0000C

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Oscillators are passive electronic components used to generate a continuous and repetitive electric signal. They are widely used in a number of different applications including radio frequency communication, remote sensing, signal processing, power electronics, timing and measurement, and embedded systems. The AX7PBF4-210.0000C, a high-frequency Voltage-Controlled Oscillator (VCO), is one of the most widely used oscillators in these applications.

The AX7PBF4-210.0000C oscillator has a maximum frequency (fmax) of 210.0000 MHz, and features low phase noise, high output power and excellent harmonic performance. It is designed to be a low cost, low power solution for generating a continuous, precise and stable signal. The VCO utilizes a crystal-controlled resonator to generate a stable frequency, and is capable of operating at very low voltage and between -40°C and +85°C. In addition, it features a wide voltage range (3V to 14V) and a variety of output modes including differential, single-ended, TTL and CMOS.

The AX7PBF4-210.0000C can be used for a variety of applications such as digital signal processing, RF/wireless communication and instrumentation, as well as for generating clock signals in standard-definition video formats (NTSC, PAL and SECAM). Its low power consumption also makes it ideal for mobile devices such as cellular phones, tablets and laptops. Additionally, the oscillator is qualified to the latest MIL-STD-883C for military and aerospace applications.

The working principle of the AX7PBF4-210.0000C is based on the control of a crystal oscillator circuit. The VCO consists of a single resonator, and an amplifier whose frequency is proportional to the voltage applied to a control terminal. When the voltage is increased, the oscillator frequency increases, and vice versa. The high performance of the VCO is achieved by using a highly-stable, temperature-compensated crystal oscillator as the resonator, in combination with an amplifier and an impedance matching circuit.

The oscillator operates in two modes: open loop and closed loop. In open loop mode, the frequency is determined by the resonator characteristics, while in closed loop mode, the oscillator frequency is regulated by external feedback. The output signal is then provided by the output stage, which is a buffer amplifier that amplifies the signal to the required level.

The AX7PBF4-210.0000C oscillator provides excellent harmonic performance, low phase noise, wide tuning range and low power consumption, making it ideal for a variety of applications. It is also qualified to the latest MIL-STD-883C for military and aerospace applications, making it suitable for use in the most demanding environments. As such, the AX7PBF4-210.0000C is an ideal solution for a wide range of applications requiring precise and reliable timing.

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