DSC1001BI2-042.5000T

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Oscillators

Oscillators are electronic circuits that produce a continuous, repeated waveform cycle. When a signal is applied to the oscillator, the output signal will oscillate at a certain frequency determined by the circuit design. Oscillator circuits are essential components used in communication systems, sound systems and many industrial applications.

DSC1001BI2-042.5000T application field and working principle

DSC1001BI2-042.5000T is a type of quartz oscillator. It is widely used in military, industrial, telecommunication and other fields. It is a small-sized device, about 10mm in diameter, which able to work stably in high temperatures up to 175 degrees Celsius.

Quartz oscillators work by applying an electrical current to a quartz crystal, which causes small vibrations resulting in alternating currents that remain at a certain frequency. The frequency of such signal is determined by the physical properties of the crystal. These small vibrations produce a high-precision linear signal between 5 to 20 MHz.

DSC1001BI2-042.5000T utilizes the finite-controlled mechanical properties of a quartz crystal to create an oscillation. This oscillator is temperature compensated, which ensures its stability and precision. The oscillator has a wide frequency range from 10 to50MHz and an operating voltage range from 5V to 3.3V. It also features low phase noise, a wide temperature range and short start-up time. The overall size of the oscillator is very small, which makes it an attractive choice for customers.

In conclusion, DSC1001BI2-042.5000T is an ideal quartz oscillator due to its small size, wide frequency range, operating voltage range, and starting time time. It is used in a variety of applications, from military to telecommunication fields. In addition, its temperature compensation feature makes it suitable for use in high temperatures, up to 175 degrees Celsius.

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