CB3-3C-20M0000

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Oscillators: CB3-3C-20M0000 Application Field and Working Principle

Oscillators, one of the most commonly used electronics components, convert electrical or electronic signals into a form that fluctuates around a circuit point or between two circuit nodes. In the output of some oscillators, a sinusoidal waveform is provided at the desired frequency, for instance, the CB3-3C-20M0000.

Application Field

The CB3-3C-20M0000 is a high performance programmable crystal oscillator. It operates over a wide frequency range from 5MHz – 200MHz and can be used in different applications such as Local Area Network (LAN), Automatic Identification System (AIS). High frequency oscillators of this type are also widely used in mobile phone base stations, satellite communications systems, digital microwave communication systems and various other fields.

Working Principle

The working principle of a crystal oscillator is based on the vibration of a crystal. A crystal oscillator typically includes three parts-a crystal, an amplifier, and a frequency divider. In the CB3-3C-20M0000, the crystal is made of special quartz material. The quartz crystal is connected to the amplifier. When current is applied to the quartz crystal, it produces vibrations. The amplifier amplifies these vibrations, making them bigger. The frequency of these vibrations is divided by the frequency divider. The output frequency is the result of the division process. Once programmed to the desired frequency, the oscillator is ready for usage.

Conclusion

The CB3-3C-20M0000 is a high performance programmable crystal oscillator, operated over a wide frequency range from 5MHz – 200MHz. With its special quartz crystal vibration and amplitude amplification, as well as the frequency division process, the CB3-3C-20M0000 provides a sinusoidal waveform at the desired frequency, ideal for many types of applications such as Local Area Network and Automatic Identification System.

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