ECX-P32CM-148.500

Oscillators

ECX-P32CM-148.500 is an oscillator that can be used in a wide range of applications. It is a kind of crystal oscillator that consists of a quartz crystal resonator, a precision voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO), and a signal amplifier. The quartz crystal resonator is a mechanical oscillator whose frequency of oscillation is determined by its physical dimensions. The VCO is an electrical oscillator whose frequency can be controlled by a voltage input. The signal amplifier amplifies the signal from the quartz crystal resonator and VCO. Together, these components make up the ECX-P32CM-148.500 oscillator.

The ECX-P32CM-148.500 oscillator is capable of providing accurate frequency stability and low phase noise. It can be used in a wide range of systems, from communications and telecommunications systems to consumer electronics and other electronic devices. It is also suitable for use in applications where timing accuracy and low noise are critical, such as in radar systems and navigation equipment. In addition, it is also widely used in precision timing devices such as displays, clocks, and timers.

The ECX-P32CM-148.500 oscillator has a working frequency of 148.500 MHz. The frequency tolerance of the oscillator is +/- 15 ppm (parts per million), and its phase noise is -160 dBc/Hz. It is a low-power device, with a current consumption of 1 mA. The device also features a logic input and a logic output, and is housed in a 5 x 5 x 1.6 mm package.

The working principle of the ECX-P32CM-148.500 oscillator is simple. The quartz crystal resonator provides the basic oscillating frequency for the device, which is then adjusted by the VCO. The signal obtained is then amplified by the signal amplifier. The frequency of the oscillation is then stabilized by the feedback loop of the oscillator. The frequency accuracy is then controlled by the input voltage of the VCO.

In summary, the ECX-P32CM-148.500 oscillator is a precision device that can be used in a wide range of applications. It has a frequency of 148.500 MHz, a frequency tolerance of +/- 15 ppm, a phase noise of -160 dBc/Hz, and a current consumption of 1 mA. It is suitable for use in applications where timing accuracy and low noise are critical, such as in navigation and radar systems. The working principle of the oscillator is simple, and its frequency accuracy is controlled by the input voltage of the VCO.