EG-2102CA 400.0000M-PGPAL0 Crystals, Oscillators, Resonators

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EG-2102CA 400.0000M-PGPAL0 Application Field and Working Principle of Oscillators

An oscillator is an electric circuit that produces a periodic, oscillating electronic signal, often a sine wave or a square wave. It is important for many different types of electronic devices, from radio receivers to clocks and timers. The EG-2102CA 400.0000M-PGPAL0 oscillator is a low-jitter, low-noise, programmable oscillator with a wide frequency range from 400.0000MHz to 1600.0000MHz.

Application Fields

The EG-2102CA 400.0000M-PGPAL0 oscillator can be used in a variety of applications, including:

• High-performance communication systems
• Radar, sonar, and navigation systems
• Networking and telecommunications
• High-speed digital signal and clock processors
• High-accuracy clocks and time base generators

Working Principle

An oscillator produces an electronic signal by applying a periodic electrical pulse, or voltage, to a controlled device known as a feedback element. A feedback element can be any number of electronic devices, including transistors and integrated circuits. When a feedback element receives a pulse, it amplifies and re-applies the signal until the amplitude of the feedback signal decreases. This process creates a waveform, which is then applied to an output device such as a loudspeaker or a radio antenna.

The EG-2102CA 400.0000M-PGPAL0 oscillator uses a phase-locked loop (PLL) to generate its signal. In a PLL, the output frequency is kept in phase with the input frequency, enabling it to generate very stable, low-noise output signals. The EG-2102CA oscillator is also programmable, meaning that the output frequency can be easily modified by programming its internal registers.

Conclusion

The EG-2102CA 400.0000M-PGPAL0 oscillator is designed to provide highly stable, low-noise output signals for a range of applications, including high-frequency telecommunications, radar, and navigation systems. It uses a phase-locked loop to generate its output frequency and can be easily programmed to change the output frequency.

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