CVXO-018TX-50-32.768

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Oscillators play a vital role in modern technology, from clock and timing circuits to communications infrastructure. One of the most common oscillator designs used today is the CVXO-018TX-50-32.768. This oscillator is an inexpensive, low power crystal oscillator that offers excellent reliability and precision over a wide temperature range.

The CVXO-018TX-50-32.768 is a low voltage, low power oscillator module that operates between 1.8V and 3.3V. It uses a quartz crystal to generate a clock signal at an accurate 32.768 kHz frequency. The oscillator is designed to operate up to 50MHz, but can be tailored to other frequencies to meet customer needs.

As the name suggests, a crystal oscillator works by the piezoelectric effect. Quartz is a piezoelectric material, meaning it will generate an electrical field in response to mechanical stress. When an alternating voltage is applied to the quartz, it will vibrate at a fixed frequency based on the dimensions of the crystal. A CVXO-018TX-50-32.768 module is used to convert this vibrational energy into a usable electronic signal.

The CVXO-018TX-50-32.768 module is used in a wide variety of applications. It is often used to generate low frequency clock signals, which are commonly used to control microcontrollers and other embedded devices. It is also commonly used in communications networks, such as time division multiplexing (TDM) systems, for timing and synchronization. The module is also used in IoT devices, GPS receivers, and data acquisition systems.

The CVXO-018TX-50-32.768 is a low cost, low power oscillator that is easy to use and provides reliable, accurate timing. Furthermore, the oscillator is relatively robust and can operate over a wide temperature range. This makes it a versatile oscillator for a wide variety of applications, from embedded systems to communications networks.

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