CPPC7L-A7BP-12.0TS

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Oscillators are devices that create periodic pulses of current or other signals. They are used in a variety of applications such as timing, communications and signal processing. The CPPC7L-A7BP-12.0TS is a specific type of oscillator that is used for specific signal processing and communications applications.

The CPPC7L-A7BP-12.0TS is a precision oscillator that offers high stability and low jitter for use in applications requiring precise timing accuracy. It features an adjustable frequency range of 0.3 MHz to 12 MHz and frequency stability of +/- 50 ppm. It is designed with a robust shield for a low noise, low profile surface mount package which makes it easy to install and reduce the overall size of the circuit board.

The CPPC7L-A7BP-12.0TS uses a proprietary design that includes a phase-locked loop (PLL) and a digital filter. The PLL uses a reference clock to compare to the frequency of the oscillator. If the frequency of the oscillator differs from the reference, the PLL will adjust the frequency of the oscillator to match the reference. The digital filter removes unwanted noise and harmonics. The overall result is a low jitter, stable signal with a very narrow bandwidth.

The CPPC7L-A7BP-12.0TS is suitable for a wide range of applications in the communications and signal processing industries. These applications include timing of radio signals, timing of digital signals, frequency synthesis, and phase detection. It is also used in medical imaging devices such as MRI scanners, and in test and measurement equipment.

The CPPC7L-A7BP-12.0TS is a precision oscillator and is designed for high reliability and precision, making it an ideal choice for use in applications requiring high stability and low jitter. Its ability to maintain a precise and stable frequency over a wide range of conditions makes it an ideal choice for demanding applications.

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