CPPLC7LZ-A5BR-16.9344TS

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Oscillators are electronic circuits that are used to generate a periodic signal. The CPPL C7LZ-A5BR-16.9344TS is an example of an oscillator which is widely used in many applications. The oscillator utilizes a CMOS (Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor) technology to achieve stability and accuracy.

The CPPL C7LZ-A5BR-16.9344TS is designed for low power and low voltage applications such as portable air conditioners, temperature and humidity sensors, power supplies, consumer electronics, and many more. It is highly reliable, and it can be used in both low frequency and high frequency applications.

The most important feature of the CPPL C7LZ-A5BR-16.9344TS is its low noise output. It features a wide frequency range from 4.3 to 16.9344 MHz. The frequency accuracy is better than 1 % up to 4.3 MHz and better than 2 % up to 16.9344 MHz. The output amplitude is also very stable with excellent return loss.

In terms of its working principle, the CPPL C7LZ-A5BR-16.9344TS is a PLL (Phase Locked Loop) oscillator. It works by utilizing a phase detector to compare the phase of the oscillator\'s output signal with the reference signal. If there is a discrepancy between the two signals, the output frequency is adjusted accordingly. This ensures that the output frequency remains as close to the desired frequency as possible for optimal stability and accuracy.

The CPPL C7LZ-A5BR-16.9344TS oscillator can be used in a wide variety of applications such as temperature and humidity sensors, power supplies, consumer electronics, etc. It is easy to use and highly reliable due to its CMOS technology construction and wide frequency range. With its stable output amplitude and excellent return loss, it can be used for applications that require very precise frequency accuracy. Additionally, its Phase Locked Loop working principle allows it to remain accurately locked onto the desired frequency for optimal stability and performance.

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