DSC1033BI1-024.0000T

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DSC1033BI1-024.0000T oscillators, also known as surface acoustic wave (SAW) oscillators, are a type of frequency generating technology used in a wide array of applications. They are most commonly used in radio waves, radar, satellite communications, and military communications. They are also used in navigation systems, telecommunication systems, broadcasting systems, and industrial control systems.

An oscillator is a device that produces an electrical signal of a specified type, frequency, and amplitude that is used for various purposes such as the generation of radio waves or the triggering of an electronic device. In the case of an oscillator, the signal is generated by a periodic motion of a body. For conventional oscillators such as quartz crystals, this oscillation is usually caused by the mechanical vibration of the quartz crystal material. On the other hand, with some types of oscillators such as SAW oscillators, the oscillations are produced by using the movement of waves of energy on a surface. This is known as surface acoustic waves (SAW).

The DSC1033BI1-024.0000T oscillator is a surface acoustic wave (SAW) oscillator that produces a frequency of 24MHz. The device consists of a quartz substrate upon which is mounted a delay line, an electrode pattern, and a load resistor. The delay line consists of a P-type metal-oxide-semiconductor (PMOS) transistor and a resistor connected in series. The electrode pattern is a mesh of interdigitated electrodes and the load resistor forms the termination circuit of the delay line.

When a voltage is applied to the delay line, waves of energy propagate along the length of the line in a longitudinal manner. As the waves pass over the interdigitated electrodes, they modulate the voltage applied to the delay line. This voltage modulation causes the wave to move at an angle relative to the direction of propagation of the wave, creating what is known as a surface acoustic wave (SAW). The angle of the SAW wave forms a standing wave pattern around the electrodes.

The standing wave created is then used to modulate the frequency of the output signal. The amplitude and frequency of the output signal can be precisely controlled by changing the voltage applied to the delay line. It is also possible to modulate the frequency of the signal by changing the load resistor. The DSC1033BI1-024.0000T oscillator is designed to have a frequency resolution of 11Hz and a wide tuning range of 2000ppm. It is able to operate in temperatures ranging from -40°C to +125°C.

The DSC1033BI1-024.0000T oscillator is used in a variety of applications such as satellites, mobile communications, GPS systems, navigation systems, and radio transmitters. It is an extremely reliable and versatile oscillator that can provide a high degree of precision and control in a variety of applications. Additionally, its wide temperature range and excellent frequency stability make it suitable for use in a wide range of operating conditions.

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