Oscillators

OSCILLATOR, commonly known as oscillator, is a type of electronic component that converts direct current into alternating current (AC). It is composed of oscillator circuit and amplifying equipment. Oscillator can also input external electric signal to keep the output voltage of constant frequency. This technology provides necessary references in many aspects including applying and designing of automation and communication systems.

DSC1123AI2-040.0000T Application Fields

DSC1123AI2-040.0000T is a type of voltage controlled oscillator from DSC. As one of the most widely-used oscillators used in modern technologies, it is usually applied in GPS receivers, navigation systems, radars and other radio communication systems. It is designed with high isolation, very low insertion loss and excellent harmonic performance.

Working Principle of DSC1123AI2-040.0000T

DSC1123AI2-040.0000T works in accordance with the control-to-stable state transfer process. The working footprint is divided into three stages. First, the input DC voltage signals are transformed to a fixed-frequency AC voltage signals. Then, the AC voltage signals will be fed to the LC oscillator circuit, and the LC oscillator works under the control of a low-frequency capacitor. Finally, the provided AC voltage signals will be further amplified by the amplifying equipment.

Conclusion

To sum up, DSC1123AI2-040.0000T is one type of oscillator designed to be used in GPS and navigation systems. It works according to the control-to-stable state process, by first extracting DC voltage signals into AC voltage signals, and then sending it to the LC oscillator circuit. Finally, the signals are further amplified by amplifying equipment.