C3392-100.000

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Oscillators: C3392-100.000 Application Field and Working Principle

Oscillation is a fundamental form of energy and plays a major role in many physical and engineering systems. Oscillators are devices used to generate or control periodic signals. Generally, oscillators rely on the combination of frequency adjustment components and active components (which can amplify electrical signals). Oscillators have a wide range of applications in different engineering fields, ranging from signal processing to power electronics. An example is the C3392-100.000 oscillator, a temperature-compensated voltage-controlled oscillator (TCXO).

The C3392-100.000 TCXO oscillator module is specifically designed for applications requiring a very low phase noise oscillator. Its temperature stability range (±100 ppm) and wide frequency range (10 to 100 MHz) provide a wide range of application fields, such as wideband radio transmission, microwave communication systems, navigation systems, and accustical analysis. The module also has robust environmental specifications, allowing it to operate in a wide range of temperatures, from -30 to +85°C.

The working principle of the C3392-100.000 oscillator is based on a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) stage. The device has a voltage-controlled crystal oscillator (VCXO) built-in, which is the most important part of the oscillator module. The VCXO consists of a quartz crystal resonator, an amplifier, and an oscillator circuit. The quartz crystal resonator is responsible for providing a frequency reference to the oscillator. The amplifier is used to provide a larger signal to the oscillator circuit, thus fine-tuning the output frequency. The oscillator circuit consists of active components, such as transistors, that control the oscillation of the signal.

In addition, the C3392-100.000 oscillator module also contains a temperature-compensating circuit, which compensates for the variations in the output frequency of the oscillator due to temperature. This circuit consists of a temperature sensor, a voltage regulator, and an analog switch. The temperature sensor detects changes in temperature, and the voltage regulator modulates this signal into a compensation voltage. This compensation voltage is then applied to the analog switch, which adjusts the output frequency of the oscillator accordingly.

In summary, the C3392-100.000 TCXO oscillator module is an excellent choice for applications requiring a very low phase noise oscillator. It has a wide temperature stability range (±100 ppm) and a wide frequency range (10 to 100 MHz) that make it suitable for a variety of applications. In addition, it has a robust temperature-compensating circuit that allows it to operate in a wide range of temperatures. As a result, the C3392-100.000 TCXO oscillator module is an ideal choice for applications requiring a reliable, low-cost oscillator.

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