ECX-H25CM-156.250

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Oscillators are important components that are used to generate an electric signal at a frequency that is set by external components. The ECX-H25CM-156.250 is an oscillator that is used in many different applications. It is a frequency-stable analog oscillator with a frequency range of 156.250 MHz. It is available in a plastic DIP package and has a temperature range of -30 to +85°C.

The ECX-H25CM-156.250 is widely used in many different applications due to its frequency stability and wide temperature range. It is often used in radio receivers and transmitters, satellite communication systems, research and test systems, and wireless data links. It is also used in high-frequency switching for consumer electronics, navigation systems, and military applications.

The ECX-H25CM-156.250 has a working principle that consists of two main components: a resonator and an amplifier. The resonator is the frequency-determining component and is usually a quartz crystal. The amplifier is responsible for providing the necessary amplitude and for impedance matching. The resonator and the amplifier are connected in an oscillating circuit which produces an analog signal at a predetermined frequency. The oscillating signal is affected by changes in temperature, supply voltage, and other external influences, so the oscillator must be designed carefully to ensure that the frequency of the output signal stays within required limits.

The ECX-H25CM-156.250 is a reliable and cost-effective solution for many different applications. It is easy to use and is designed to operate over a wide temperature range. Its frequency stability and accuracy makes it suitable for use in critical applications such as wireless data links and navigation systems. It is also ideal for radio receivers and transmitters, research and test systems, and satellite communication systems.

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