CE3391-15.360

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Oscillators

Oscillators are simple electronic devices which generate periodic signals. These can range from simple relaxation oscillators, that generate a square or triangular waveform, to complex Pulse-Width Modulated (PWM) oscillators that are used to control the power of a motor. Oscillators are used in many applications, such as automotive systems, communication, home appliances, industrial automation systems, medical systems, power supplies and military applications.

CE3391-15.360 Application Field and Working Principle

The CE3391-15.360 oscillator is an electronic device used for generating precise sine or square waveforms. This oscillator can be used for a variety of applications in a broad range of fields. The CE3391-15.360 can be used in automotive systems, industrial automation systems, medical systems, communication, home appliances, power supplies, and military applications.

The CE3391-15.360 operates on a voltage of 15V and has a power input of 360mA. The oscillator operates at a frequency of 15.360 KHz, and has a sine or square wave output with a voltage of 15V. The oscillator has a maximum frequency offset of ± 2KHz and a maximum phase noise of -110dBc/Hz at 10 KHz. The operating temperature range is from -40°C to +85°C.

The CE3391-15.360 oscillator uses pulse-width modulation (PWM) to generate a sine or square waveform. The PWM modulation is used to control the frequency of the oscillator. A pulse is applied to the control input, and the resistor network on the oscillator ensures that the pulse is of the correct width. The output waveform is then generated from the digital pulse. This type of modulation allows for precise control of the frequency and makes the oscillator more stable and reliable.

The CE3391-15.360 oscillator is also able to generate a square waveform. This is achieved by applying a pulse to the control input and adjusting the duty cycle on the output stage. The duty cycle is set using an external resistor. The generated square wave is then amplified and filtered to obtain a clean square waveform. The output waveform can be further adjusted with the use of a precision transformer.

The CE3391-15.360 oscillator is a reliable and accurate device which can be used for a variety of applications in many different fields. It is easy to use, and its precision and stability make it an ideal choice for many applications. With its precision PWM modulation, the CE3391-15.360 can generate accurate and reliable sine and square waveforms, making it an ideal choice for automotive systems, industrial automation systems, medical systems, power supplies, and military applications.

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