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Oscillators

An oscillator is an electrical circuit that produces an output signal with steady-state amplitude and frequency. This type of circuit is widely used in a variety of applications, such as clocks, radio transmitters and receivers, digital logic circuits, and signal-conditioning circuits. Oscillators can be classified by their type of output signal (sine wave, square wave, or sawtooth wave), by the type of elements used (passive components or active components) and by the frequency (low, medium, or high).

DSC6001CI1A-016.3690T

The DSC6001CI1A-016.3690T is an oscillator that produces a sine wave output signal with a steady-state amplitude and a frequency of 6.3690 kHz. The oscillator is a low frequency oscillator, ideal for applications such as clocks, radio transmitters and receivers, digital logic circuits, and signal-conditioning circuits. The oscillator is composed of active components, such as transistors, capacitors, and resistors, and passive components, such as coils and inductors. All components are enclosed in a metal shield, which helps to protect them from interference and improve their performance.

Application Field

The DSC6001CI1A-016.3690T is suitable for a wide range of applications, including:

• Clocks
• Radio transmitters and receivers
• Digital logic circuits
• Signal-conditioning circuits
• Motor control circuits
• Timing circuits

Working Principle

The DSC6001CI1A-016.3690T oscillator produces a sine wave output signal with a steady-state amplitude and a frequency of 6.3690 kHz. The oscillator consists of an active element (transistor), a capacitor, and two resistors. The transistor acts as an amplifier for the input signal, allowing a small change in input voltage to produce a larger change in output voltage. The capacitor and resistors form a network, also known as an LC circuit, which provides a feedback loop to keep the output of the oscillator constant. The LC circuit also determines the frequency of the sine wave output signal.

The DSC6001CI1A-016.3690T oscillator is a low frequency oscillator, and is therefore suitable for applications such as clocks, radio transmitters and receivers, digital logic circuits, and signal-conditioning circuits.

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