CVCO55BE-2130-2220

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Voltage Controlled Oscillators (VCOs) are widely used in a variety of applications where precise frequency control is desired. A good example of a widely used oscillator for such purposes is the CVCO55BE-2130-2220.

This VCO is a compact, surface-mount device with a wide operating frequency range of 2130-2220 MHz. It provides high output power levels and excellent frequency stability, making it ideal for a range of applications.

The CVCO55BE-2130-2220 is well-suited for use in wireless communications systems. As an example, it can be used in radio base station transceivers for providing the local oscillator signal necessary in the amplification and mixing stages. This VCO can also be used in satellite television systems, providing the stable frequency signals required for local oscillator duties in frequency converters and upconverters.

The operating principle of this CVCO is quite straightforward. The desired output frequency is set by applying a DC voltage to the VCO\'s tuning port. This voltage varies the oscillator\'s frequency in a linear manner. The VCO\'s voltage tuned circuit, with its series and parallel resonator combinations, provides the necessary control of the oscillator frequency over a wide tuning range.

The CVCO55BE-2130-2220 is robust and reliable, making it an ideal choice for demanding systems. It has excellent phase noise performance, and exhibits good harmonic content with low spurious signals. In addition, the device offers a wide temperature range of -40°C to +85°C, making it suitable for a wide range of operating temperatures.

In summary, the CVCO55BE-2130-2220 from is a versatile, reliable VCO suitable for a wide range of applications requiring precision frequency control. It offers high output power levels, wide operating temperature ranges and excellent frequency stability, making it an ideal choice for various wireless communications systems, satellite television systems and frequency converters. Its operating principle is quite simple, involving the application of an appropriate DC voltage to the VCO\'s tuning port to vary the oscillator\'s frequency.

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