DSC1001CI1-003.6864T

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An oscillator is an electronic device that can generate continuous periodic waves of alternating current. They typically consist of a power source, an amplifier, and an output stage. The output is usually connected to a frequency-determining type of load, such as an inductor or capacitor. Oscillators can be used to generate radio frequencies, to control other electronic circuits, and as timing circuits. The DSC1001CI1-003.6864T oscillator is a high quality digital oscillator for computerized applications.

DSC1001CI1-003.6864T Application Field and Working Principle

The DSC1001CI1-003.6864T oscillator was designed for the applications of computerized control systems, such as digital signal processors (DSPs). It can be used to generate sinusoidal, triangular, and square waves from 0.1-10MHz in continuous mode, up to 200MHz in pulsed mode. Since it is digital, it has fast responses and good temperature stability. The frequency and shape of the output waveforms can be programmed and adjusted according to the application requirements.

The DSC1001CI1-003.6864T oscillator works on the principle of the feedback oscillator. A feedback circuit is created by connectiing an amplifier to its own output. As the output of the amplifier is connected back into its own input in a feedback loop, the output will start to oscillate. The frequency of oscillation will depend on the values of components in the feedback circuit. The output from the loop is then fed into a frequency-determining device, such as an inductor or capacitor, to set the desired frequency. The output cycle shape can be determined by the type of amplifier used.

The DSC1001CI1-003.6864T uses a pulse-width modulated (PWM) square wave generator to produce a frequency adjustable square wave. The output from the square wave generator then passes through a feedback loop consisting of an amplifier and a frequency-determining device, such as an inductor or capacitor. The output from the loop is then fed into a low-pass filter to remove any high-frequency noise. This signal is then amplified and sent out as the output waveform.

The DSC1001CI1-003.6864T oscillator is a stable and reliable oscillator for computerized applications. It has a wide range of frequency adjustment and can output various waveforms, making it suitable for a variety of applications. Its output is also very low noise, making it ideal for noise-sensitive applications. Furthermore, its programming and adjustment of parameters makes it easy to use for creating precise frequency and waveforms.

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