CPPC4-A7B6-16.384PD

Oscillators

Oscillators are used in many electronic circuits and systems in order to generate periodic waveforms. The most common type of oscillator is a clock oscillator, which provides a steady clock signal for clocking logic and operations. There are a variety of other types of oscillators as well, such as amplitude, frequency, voltage-controlled, and phase-locked loop (PLL) oscillators.

The CPPC4-A7B6-16.384PD is an oscillator designed for use in digital logic circuits. It is designed to provide reliable and stable 3.3V and 5V outputs, and it features adjustable pull-up/pull-down resistors for tuning output frequency and pulse widths. The device is capable of operating in the range of 16.384MHz to 132MHz and it has a low in-rush current. It is often used in applications such as digital audio/video, processor systems, oscillators, programming applications, and circuit boards.

The working principle of the CPPC4-A7B6-16.384PD is as follows. The oscillator consists of an integrated circuit (IC) with two sets of inputs and outputs. One set of inputs is for controlling the frequency of the oscillator, and the other set is for adjusting its pulse width. When the frequency input is high, the pulse width is longer, while when the frequency input is low, the pulse width is shorter. The two sets of inputs and outputs of the CPPC4-A7B6-16.384PD are connected to an external resistor-capacitor (RC) network, which is used for frequency and duty-cycle control. The output of the oscillator is then fed to an external circuit for further processing.

The CPPC4-A7B6-16.384PD is a versatile oscillator that is used in many applications due to its ability to produce accurate and stable output in the range of 16.384MHz to 132MHz. It is widely used in digital logic circuits, digital audio/video, processor systems, programming applications, and circuit boards. The device is easy to configure and use, and its output is reliable and stable.