FO5HSCBE27.0-T1 Crystals, Oscillators, Resonators

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An oscillator is an electronic device that generates a continuous, recurrent, or intermittent signal. The FO5HSCBE27.0-T1 Oscillator by American Electronic Components Inc. is an example of such a device. It is a low phase noise, low-profile clock generator module that provides excellent phase-noise and jitter performance. The clock generator module features an innovative phase-locked loop (PLL) based architecture that allows it to provide low phase noise outputs to meet the stringent requirements of modern communication systems.

Features

The FO5HSCBE27.0-T1 oscillator features a low noise, low-profile clock design. It has a low phase noise of -154 dBc/Hz at 10 kHz offset from the carrier along with a typical cool down time of 45 seconds after power up. It also features a wide frequency range of 10 – 4000 MHz, a very low spurs and harmonics, as well as a maximum output amplitude of 2.0 Vpp. It also has an extremely low profile of 0.44 in. with a mounting height of 0.39 in.

Applications

The FO5HSCBE27.0-T1 oscillator is suitable for data communication systems, medical, and instrumentation applications that require low phase noise performance. It is especially useful in applications such as GSM, UMTS, CDMA, LTE and WiMax systems. Additionally, the FO5HSCBE27.0-T1 oscillator can be used as time based signals for test and measurement systems. The ultra-low profile and wide frequency range of the oscillator make it an ideal choice for these applications.

Working Principle

The working principle of the FO5HSCBE27.0-T1 oscillator is relatively simple. It utilizes a PLL based architecture to generate precise, low-noise signals from a reference frequency. The PLL consists of a phase detector, a loop filter, and a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO). The phase detector compares the reference signal with the output of the VCO, and sends the difference, known as the phase error, to the loop filter. The loop filter filters and amplifies the signal and drives the VCO which responds by varying its oscillator frequency. In this way, the VCO frequency always matches the reference signal frequency, thus allowing the oscillator to generate precise, low noise signals. This is the principle by which the FO5HSCBE27.0-T1 oscillator operates.

Conclusion

The FO5HSCBE27.0-T1 by American Electronic Components Inc. is a low-noise, low-profile oscillator suitable for a wide range of applications from GSM to WiMax. Its innovative PLL-based architecture makes it an ideal choice for systems that require low phase noise performance. The wide frequency range, low profile, and excellent phase noise performance are just some of the reasons why this oscillator is an excellent choice for both consumer and commercial applications.

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