CPPC1L-A3B6-96.0PD

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Oscillators

Oscillators are electrical circuits which contain an internal feedback path that can reproduce an oscillating signal. As oscillators are components of our everyday electronics, a variety of oscillators exist to meet the needs of different circuits. One specific oscillator type is the CPPC1L-A3B6-96.0PD.

Application Field

The CPPC1L-A3B6-96.0PD oscillators are commonly used in communication systems such as radios, base stations, and navigation systems. This type of oscillator is designed to achieve precise frequency and long term stability in the presence of diverse environmental conditions. On the other hand, these oscillators are not suitable for applications that require high frequency accuracy or long-term frequency drift.

Working Principle

The CPPC1L-A3B6-96.0PD oscillator works based on the principle of a Direct Digital Synthesizer (DDS). A DDS is a type of digitally controlled oscillator that has a phase/frequency detector as its basic component. The phase/frequency detector compares the signal frequency to the reference clock frequency, and produces a control signal that adjusts the output to the required frequency. This signal is then sent to a digital-to-analog converter, which generates a sine wave signal.

The CPPC1L-A3B6-96.0PD oscillator is designed to achieve high frequency stability and low long-term frequency drift in the presence of diverse environmental conditions. It is also optimized for low power consumption and low temperature drift. The CPPC1L-A3B6-96.0PD oscillator is designed for a variety of frequency settings and is capable of supporting frequencies up to 1 MHz.

Conclusion

The CPPC1L-A3B6-96.0PD oscillator is a specially designed Direct Digital Synthesizer (DDS) which is designed for communication systems and is capable of achieving precise frequency and stability with low power consumption and low temperature drift. These oscillators are suitable for applications requiring high frequency accuracy but not for those that need long-term frequency drift.

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