CPPC7L-A3B6-14.31818TS

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Oscillators

The CPPC7L-A3B6-14.31818TS oscillator is one of the many oscillator varieties available in today’s market, offering benefits including low power dissipation when active. As the name implies, oscillators generate an alternating repetitive signal at a chosen frequency, and are divided into two main categories, analogue and digital.

Applications

Oscillators are used in a variety of applications such as clocks and timers, signal conditioning, power electronics, communication systems, and sound and vibration systems, among others. The CPPC7L-A3B6-14.31818TS is specifically designed for use in medical equipment, as it offers high performance and reliability at a lower cost than digital oscillators. This oscillator can also be used in telecommunications equipment, as it provides excellent phase noise performance.

Working Principle

The CPPC7L-A3B6-14.31818TS uses a custom-made resonator to generate a stable signal at a frequency of 14.31818MHz. The resonator is composed of a series of capacitive plates and connected inductive coils, allowing energy to oscillate between the two. When the oscillator is in operation, a small input current is applied to the resonator, which causes the original energy to amplify and switch between the capacitive and inductive plates. This alternating switching creates the desired oscillating signal, which is then amplified with an output amplifier stage.

Conclusion

The CPPC7L-A3B6-14.31818TS is an ideal choice for medical and telecommunications applications, as it offers extremely stable, reliable performance. Its low power design also makes it an efficient power-saving solution for many applications. With its custom resonator design and output amplifier stage, the CPPC7L-A3B6-14.31818TS is an excellent choice for generating oscillations at a specific frequency.

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