DSC400-0202Q0107KE2

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Pin Configurable/Selectable Oscillators are essential components in modern circuit designs. They are used to provide a stable clock signal for electronic devices and embedded systems. The DSC400-0202Q0107KE2 is an example of one of these oscillators. This article will cover the specific application field and working principle of DSC400-0202Q0107KE2.

The DSC400-0202Q0107KE2 is a programmable oscillator from EFC Electricals. It has 13 selectable frequencies from 1.5MHz to 40MHz, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. It is a low power device with a wide supply voltage range (2.7V to 5.5V). The maximum output current is 5mA, and the output signal is available in LVCMOS, HCSL and LVDS formats. The device is also capable of operation at temperatures from -40°C to +85°C.

This oscillator is typically used in communication and aerospace applications, as well as battery powered devices due to its low power consumption. It can be used to drive a wide range of peripherals such as LEDs, LCDs, and MEMs sensors. It is also used in medical and automotive applications such as medical imaging equipment and HVAC systems.

The DSC400-0202Q0107KE2 works through the application of a frequency-selectable resistor network. It is composed of five resistors and an impedance-to-voltage converter, which together comprise the oscillator core. The resistor network serves to determine the frequency of the output signal, which is then converted to an analog voltage, and finally to an output signal. The resistor network provides frequencies that are within +/- 30 % of the nominal frequency.

The device has two input pins, VDD and GND. The supply voltage (VDD) is connected to the power supply, while the ground pin (GND) is connected to the ground. The signal out (SigOut) pin is connected to the device under test. The device is also equipped with a configurable/selectable pin. This pin allows the device to be set to one of the 13 selectable frequencies.

In order to set the frequency of the DSC400-0202Q0107KE2, the user must adjust the resistor network located on the device. This is done by varying the resistance across the resistors in order to reach the desired frequency. The frequency can be programmed manually, or via a control software. The exact procedure depends on the particular application of the oscillator.

In conclusion, the DSC400-0202Q0107KE2 is a pin configurable/selectable oscillator that is capable of providing a stable clock signal for a wide range of applications. Its low power consumption and wide operating conditions make it suitable for a variety of applications, such as communication, aerospace and battery powered devices. Its frequency can be programmed manually or through a control software, and its frequency is adjustable within +/- 30 % of the nominal frequency. This makes the DSC400-0202Q0107KE2 a versatile and reliable solution for generating a clock signal.

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