ECS-2200B-110.5

Oscillators are electronic circuits that generate an alternating electric current or voltage with amplitudes that vary over time. They are widely used in various industries and applications, and ECS-2200B-110.5 oscillators are one of the most popular models. This article will discuss the application fields and working principle of ECS-2200B-110.5 oscillators.

ECS-2200B-110.5 oscillators are designed to be used in applications where high reliability, low power consumption and wide input voltage ranges are necessary. They are particularly suitable for applications in industrial/commercial and automotive environments. These oscillators can operate from a wide input voltage range of 3.3 to 5.5 V and have a tiny form factor. They have a low -40°C start up time, fast rising edge, low jitter and fast changing output power.

These oscillators can also be used for microcontroller (MCU) applications. MCUs can be powered by a low input voltage range of 1.2 to 3.3 V, making ECS-2200B-110.5 oscillators an ideal choice. Additionally, they are also suitable for microprocessor (MPU) applications where high reliability and low power consumption are needed. They offer improved timing accuracy compared to traditional crystal oscillators; this makes them well suited for use in embedded systems.

The working principle of ECS-2200B-110.5 oscillators can be described as follows. They use a piezoelectric crystal as a resonator to generate a steady oscillating electrical signal at a specific frequency. The frequency of the output signal can be adjusted by changing the capacitance of the crystal, or by using a variable capacitor. The output signal is then amplified and filtered to obtain a clean and stable signal with a specified frequency.

ECS-2200B-110.5 oscillators are dependable and reliable, and they are widely used in many applications. They are suitable for use in industrial/commercial and automotive environments, where high reliability and low power consumption are required. Additionally, they are also well suited for MCU and MPU applications where improved timing accuracy is desired. These oscillators provide a steady oscillating electrical signal with adjustable frequency that can be used to power an array of devices.