ECX-L22BN-622.080

Oscillators

An oscillator is an electronic circuit that produces a periodic, oscillating electronic signal, often a sine wave or a square wave. Oscillators convert direct current (DC) from a power supply to an alternating current (AC) signal. They are widely used in many electronic devices ranging from simplest clock generators to complex programmable array logic circuits.

ECX-L22BN-622.080 application field and working principle

The ECX-L22BN-622.080 is a quartz oscillator IC, it’s a multi-functional oscillator that produces a highly stable output frequency with minimum aging characteristics. It adopts an AT-cut quartz crystal as its resonator, providing excellent temperature stability characteristics and low jitter characteristics, and has a wide frequency range of 250 kHz to 335 MHz. It is suitable for various wireless communication and industrial control applications.

The main principle of the ECX-L22BN-622.080 is that it controls the frequency and stability of the crystal oscillator. This IC uses a built-in frequency tuning circuit, a built-in frequency selection resistor and a built-in amplifier to achieve precise frequency control. The crystal oscillator is driven by a specific external circuit and signal to generate a stable output signal.

The working principle of the ECX-L22BN-622.080 is divided into three steps. Firstly, an oscillator frequency is generated and output by a crystal oscillator, and the frequency is controlled by the resistor input resistance. Secondly, the frequency required by the system is set by the frequency selection resistor, and then compared with the actual frequency. Finally, the amplifier adjusts the amplitude of the oscillation signal output from the crystal oscillator, which controls the phase and frequency of the output oscillation frequency.

In summary, the ECX-L22BN-622.080 oscillator IC is a quartz oscillator with excellent stability and performance. It has wide application field and is commonly used for various wireless communication and industrial control applications such as remote sensing, video, measurement and control, and other system time reference signals.