DSC1001AI2-096.0000

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Oscillators are electronic circuits or signals that cause a system to vibrate or oscillate at a steady frequency or amplitude. The DSC1001 AI2-096.0000 oscillator is a type of oscillator used for a variety of applications, including signal transmission, data communication, and sound production.

The DSC1001AI2-096.0000 oscillator has a wide range of uses due to its reliable, low-power operating characteristics. This oscillator is an ideal choice for applications where highly accurate, frequency stable, and low-noise signal output is required. This oscillator is especially well-suited to be used in communication systems, radios, and medical and military equipment.

The DSC1001AI2-096.0000 oscillator operates on a principle of dynamic dampening. The oscillator is composed of two identical oscillating circuits which are driven by an external signal source. These two circuits provide dampening of the amplitude of the oscillations, leading to a more stable frequency. The oscillator also includes built-in temperature regulation to improve its stability from environmental influences.

The frequency stability of the DSC1001AI2-096.0000 oscillator is excellent, with a typical frequency stability as low as 0.3ppm over a temperature range of -20° to +70°C. The oscillator has a frequency range of 250 kHz to 1GHz, with adjustable frequency steps in increments of 10 kHz. The output power of the oscillator ranges from -25 to -85 dBm, with adjustable output levels in 1dB steps.

The DSC1001AI2-096.0000 oscillator is an excellent choice for a wide range of applications where highly accurate frequency stability and low-noise signal output is needed. Its adjustable frequency steps and output levels allow it to be easily adapted for various applications. This oscillator is also a great choice for communication systems due to its low-power operating characteristics and its excellent temperature regulation.

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