DSC1124CL1-100.0000

Oscillators are a form of component used to generate a signal that has an angular frequency that is constant and does not change over time. This signal can be used for a variety of purposes, such as time keeping, providing radio and television signals, measuring distances, and so on. DSC1124CL1-100.0000 is an example of an oscillator and is used to generate a signal of 100.0000 Mhz. This signal is very accurate, allowing it to be used for applications such as radar antennas, satellite communications, and radio broadcasting.

The DSC1124CL1-100.0000 oscillator is a highly accurate time-keeper quartz crystal oscillator with no external temperature compensation. It has a frequency of 100.0000 MHz and is specially designed for broadcasting, satellite communications, and positioning applications. The crystal design ensures a low phase noise and a stable frequency output. It also features low jitter, low current consumption, low aging, wide working temperature range, and low ESD sensitivity.

The main application of the DSC1124CL1-100.0000 oscillator is in the broadcast and satellite communications industry. It is primarily used in antennas that operate at a frequency of 100.0000 MHz. The oscillator provides a steady and accurate signal in order for the antenna to produce high quality transmission and receive signals accurately. It is also used in navigation systems, such as GPS systems, for the same purpose.

The working principle of the DSC1124CL1-100.0000 oscillator is based on the use of an AT-cut quartz crystal. AT-cut quartz crystals have a low temperature coefficient, which is important for oscillator frequency stability over a wide temperature range. The quartz crystal is connected to two electrodes that are connected to an oscillator circuit. The circuit creates an oscillating electric current in the quartz crystal and also acts as an amplifier. This creates a signal with a specific frequency, which is the same as the natural frequency of the crystal.

The DSC1124CL1-100.0000 oscillator is a highly useful component for the broadcast and satellite communications industry, providing a stable, accurate source of signal. It has a wide temperature range, low current consumption, and low jitter. The oscillator is an effective and reliable way to create a 100.0000 MHz signal that is used in a variety of applications, such as radar antennas, radios, and satellites.