C3392-3.686400

Oscillators are used in a variety of signal processing applications. They are employed in wireless communication systems, embedded systems, and digital signal processing (DSP) applications. A C3392-3.686400 oscillator is a type of oscillator used in the field of communications, radio systems, and DSP.

The C3392-3.686400 is a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO), meaning that the frequency is directly related to the applied control voltage. It has a wide frequency range of 66.8 MHz to 77.6 MHz and uses a single 6V DC regulated power supply for operation. With a wide bandwidth, it is suitable for high-frequency communication applications such as GSM/GPRS/EDGE, 2G/3G/4G mobile phones, digital radio, and radar systems. It is also compatible with digital signal processers, allowing precise control of the oscillator\'s output.

Application Fields

C3392-3.686400 oscillators are used in various radio communication systems. It is integrated into various embedded systems to generate RF systems, such as modems and ultra-reliable wireless communication systems. It can also be used to produce GSM/GPRS/EDGE, 2G/3G/4G mobile phones, digital radios, and other communication devices. It can be used for digital radio broadcasting, radar systems, and RIEQ.

C3392-3.686400 oscillators can also be used in DSP applications as they provide accurate and precise control of the output frequency. It is suitable for low-noise communication systems that require low drift and high linearity over a wide temperature range. It allows the implementation of low-voltage DSP real-time systems in communication systems.

Working Principle

C3392-3.686400 oscillators rely on negative resistance to maintain a fixed frequency oscillation. The oscillator circuits consist of an amplifier, tank circuit, and resistor. The negative resistance is generated by the amplifier and it allows the oscillator circuit to be self-sustaining. The tank circuit oscillates at a particular frequency depending on the inductance and capacitance. The resistor provides the necessary current in the circuit for oscillation. It is also possible to control the frequency of oscillation by adjusting an external control voltage.

C3392-3.686400 oscillators also have a wide range of available frequencies and can be tuned with the use of an external control voltage. The control voltage is applied to the amplifier to affect the oscillation frequency. By adjusting the control voltage, it is possible to adjust the oscillation frequency within the range of 66.8 MHz to 77.6 MHz.