DSC2130FE1-C0011

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Pin configurable/selectable oscillators are a type of electronic oscillator that has the ability to vary its frequency with the help of control pins. This differs from other types of oscillators that are fixed in their frequency, and must be replaced when the need arises to use a different frequency. The DSC2130FE1-C0011 is a pin configurable/selectable oscillator that is capable of producing a wide range of frequencies based on the setting of the control pins.

The DSC2130FE1-C0011 is a high-quality, low-jitter oscillator manufactured by Dallas Semiconductor. It operates at a nominal frequency of 16.384MHz, but can be programmed to output frequencies in the range of 1.6MHz to 16.7772MHz. This enables it to be used in a wide range of applications, including communication systems, instrumentation, and industrial control. The DSC2130FE1-C0011 is especially suitable for use in low-cost applications, because it requires no external components, and its small size makes it easy to integrate into a system.

The DSC2130FE1-C0011 has three control pins which are used to configure the operating frequency. The three pins, labeled as A, B, and C, are used to set the frequency to a predetermined value or to a programmed frequency. When the A and B pins are connected to either a logic low or logic high, the internal logic in the device will determine the frequency.

When the A pin is connected to a logic low and the B pin is connected to a logic high, the device will output a frequency that is dependent on the state of the C pin connectivity. If the C pin is connected to a logic low, the device will output a frequency of 16.384MHz, and if the C pin is connected to a logic high, the device will output a frequency of 16.7772MHz.

When the A and B pins are connected to a logic high, the C pin can be programmed to output a frequency that is between 1.6MHz and 16.7772MHz. This is done by connecting the C pin to the power supply, and then using the voltage on the C pin to determine the exact frequency. The frequency can then be programmed by changing the voltage on the C pin.

The DSC2130FE1-C0011 is also equipped with a stop mode, which allows the user to temporarily stop the output of the device without requiring a reset. This is especially useful in applications that require frequent frequency adjustments.

The main advantage of the DSC2130FE1-C0011 is its ability to be programmed to output a wide range of frequencies, making it suitable for many applications. Its small size, low-power consumption, and the lack of the need for external components make it a cost-effective solution for applications that require variable frequency oscillators.

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