DV75C-010.0M

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Oscillators are electronic circuits that are capable of generating continuous waveforms. The DV75C-010.0M is a CMOS voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) designed for use in common wired and wireless transceiver applications. It is an ultra-stable frequency source and is specified over a wide temperature range. This oscillator can be used for a variety of applications that require high frequency stability with very low phase noise and low power consumption.

The DV75C-010.0M has several features that make it suitable for a variety of applications. It is capable of providing up to 1MHz of output frequency, with an operating temperature range of -20°C to +85°C. It is also designed to be very low power, with a total power consumption of less than 10mW. The oscillator has a low phase noise of -114dBc/Hz at 1kHz offset from the carrier. Finally, it has a high frequency stability, with the ability to maintain its frequency within ±1.0ppm over the full operating temperature range.

The DV75C-010.0M is designed for a variety of wireless communication applications such as cellular handsets, base stations, and GPS receivers. It can also be used for wired telecommunications, medical and industrial applications. It is ideal for these applications as it has a high frequency stability over the full operating temperature range and its low phase noise allows for clear signal transmission.

The DV75C-010.0M has two operating modes, a linear and linear tracking mode. The linear mode is used to generate a fixed frequency output. The linear tracking mode is used to achieve frequency hopping from one frequency to another. The linear tracking mode enables the oscillator to generate multiple output frequencies that track each other, such as for a multiple-channel application in which a single oscillator is used to generate multiple sweeping frequencies.

The DV75C-010.0M oscillator operates on the principle of voltage controlled frequency tuning. The voltage control input (VCI) is used to adjust the frequency of the output signal. The frequency is adjusted by varying the voltage signal applied to the VCI input. The frequency of the output signal is proportional to the voltage applied to the VCI input, with a higher voltage providing a higher output frequency and a lower voltage providing a lower output frequency.

In summary, the DV75C-010.0M is a CMOS voltage-controlled oscillator that is suitable for a variety of applications, such as wireless communication, wired telecommunications, medical and industrial applications. It has a wide operating temperature range and a low power consumption, as well as a high frequency stability and low phase noise. The oscillator is capable of generating frequencies up to 1MHz and has two operating modes, a linear mode and a linear tracking mode. Finally, it operates on the principle of voltage controlled frequency tuning, where the output frequency is adjusted by varying the voltage signal applied to the VCI input.

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