DSC1101BI5-024.5760

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Oscillators are devices that produce alternating current (AC) from a direct current (DC) source. This type of electronic component is used in a wide array of industries and applications, including radio communications, power and instrumentation equipment, computer systems, and defense systems. One such oscillator is the DSC1101BI5-024.5760.

The DSC1101BI5-024.5760 is a quartz crystal oscillator with a frequency stability of up to + / - 5ppm. It has a wide frequency range, ranging from 4-9 Mhz, and a low power consumption of under 1 watt. Additionally, the device is housed in a hermetic 24 PIN low thermal coefficient package, making it robust and reliable for industrial applications.

The oscillator uses a quartz crystal as the frequency determining element. In this design, a quartz crystal is placed between two conductors and a DC voltage is applied to one of them. This creates a mechanical resonance at a specific frequency between the crystal and the conductors. This mechanical resonance is then converted into an electrical signal at the same frequency by the oscillator circuit, producing a steady output.

The multiple applications of the DSC1101BI5-024.5760 demonstrate the versatility of the device. Its high frequency stability and low power consumption make it suitable for RFI/EMI applications, such as filters and suppressors. It is also used in radio communication, measurement and control systems, power supplies, and AV receivers. Additionally, the hermetic package ensures the device is protected from dust, moisture, and other environmental conditions, making it suitable for use in harsh environments.

The high accuracy and low power consumption of the DSC1101BI5-024.5760 make it an attractive option for industry applications. And with its wide frequency range and hermetic package, it is an ideal choice for any device that requires precise and reliable oscillations.

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