CSX750PCC44.7360MT

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Oscillators are electronic circuits that generate an alternating waveform output, typically a sinusoidal waveform. The CSX750PCC44.7360MT is one such oscillator and is characterized by its high stability and advanced features, such as low power consumption and low noise generation.

This oscillator operates on the principle of a Colpitts oscillator, utilizing capacitors and inductors to create a self-sustaining oscillation which is device determined and can be tuned to a specific frequency. A Colpitts oscillator generates an AC waveform by taking the input from a voltage or current source, filtering it, and amplification it to create an output.

The CSX750PCC44.7360MT is a fixed frequency oscillator designed for applications where high stability and reliability are required. Its high stability allows it to produce output waveforms with only a slight drift over time, making it ideal for precision timing applications such as signal synchronization and timing control. Its low power consumption and low noise generation make it suitable for a wide range of applications, from audio frequency modulation to industrial process control.

The CSX750PCC44.7360MT has a frequency range of 44 kHz to 73.60 MHz and is available in both C-MOS and TTL packages. It is also capable of being dimed via pin control and has a wide input voltage range. It is also capable of being used with a wide variety of capacitors and can be configured to accommodate a wide range of impedances.

In summary, the CSX750PCC44.7360MT is a highly reliable and feature-rich oscillator, making it suitable for a wide range of applications in the fields of industry, process control, aerospace, and military. Its outstanding stability and its wide range of configuration options make it an ideal choice for applications requiring precise timing control.

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