DSC1001DI1-074.2500

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Oscillators are a form of electronic component used to generate periodic waves in a circuit. The DSC1001DI1-074.2500 is an integrated oscillator typically used for frequency synthesis, or to provide an accurate reference frequency. It is a very versatile and reliable oscillator with a broad range of applications.

The DSC1001DI1-074.2500 oscillator is a precision oscillator generated internally by a quartz crystal oscillator circuit. This set frequency is then fed into a voltage controlled oscillator with a range of 0.5 Hz to 30 MHz. This oscillator circuit is also temperature compensated to ensure the utmost accuracy and stability for any given application. The oscillator has many possible power supply requirements that range from 3.3 to 5 volts in order to provide reliable operation. Additionally, the oscillator offers an adjustable frequency range by means of an external resistor, so the user can easily customize the frequency output for the application.

The DSC1001DI1-074.2500 oscillator is used in a multitude of different applications, including the generation of precision reference frequency signals in test and measurement instruments, as well as in modems for telecommunications systems. It can also be used for phase-locked loops or similar circuits for frequency synthesis. The oscillator is also compatible with modern digital systems, such as FPGAs, due to its low power requirements. The oscillator is highly symmetrical, exhibiting a very low harmonic distortion.

The DSC1001DI1-074.2500 oscillator is a reliable and robust device, suitable for many varied applications. Due to its wide frequency range, temperature compensation, and adjustable and controllable features, the oscillator can provide precise and stable frequency outputs. The oscillator is highly compatible with modern digital systems, making it a widely used and reliable solution for frequency synthesis in many different circuits.

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