CE3290-24.704

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Oscillators are widely used in electronic circuits for various purposes. One of such oscillators is the CE3290-24.704, a full bridge oscillator device using piezoelectric transducer elements. This device is used as a free running oscillator, meaning that it requires no external signal source or input.

The main application areas of the CE3290-24.704 are in electronic timepieces and wristwatches. It is also used in industrial and medical electronic circuits such as cellular phones and medical pacemakers. Among its various application fields, perhaps the most important one is in ultrasonic transducer elements for positioning and velocity sensing.

The working principle behind the CE3290-24.704 is based on the principle of electromechanical resonance. It consists of a piezoelectric transducer element that is driven by an AC voltage. When the voltage is applied, the element produces mechanical oscillations. As the voltage is increased, the frequency of these oscillations also increases. Thus, the frequency of the output signal can be controlled by adjusting the AC input voltage.

The main feature of the CE3290-24.704 is its high stability and frequency accuracy. This oscillator is also equipped with a wide frequency range that allows for adjustment of the output waveform. Furthermore, it has a frequency temperature stability of 0.1% over a wide range of operating temperatures.

The CE3290-24.704 provides an ideal solution for applications where a compact and highly stable oscillator is desired. Its wide frequency range and high accuracy make it suitable for use in high-accuracy clocks and watches, as well as in accurate ultrasonic transducer applications. Its compact size and low power consumption make it ideal for applications where space and power management are an issue. The CE3290-24.704 also has low electromagnetic interference and is therefore suited for use in sensitive electronic circuits.

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