FXTC-HE73PR-15 MHZ

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Oscillators are used to generate an oscillating or repetitive signal, specifically one that can be varied over a wide range of frequencies. The FXTC-HE73PR-15 MHZ oscillator is one of several types of signal generating oscillators used in industrial and research applications. It is specially designed for high-temperature, high-power operation with wide frequency stability.

The FXTC-HE73PR-15 MHZ oscillator consists of two main components, a crystal oscillator and a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO). The crystal oscillator is a quartz crystal, usually cut and shaped into a thin disc with electrodes. This oscillator produces a repetitive signal at a fixed frequency determined by the size and shape of the crystal. The VCO is an electronic circuit, typically an amplifier, that varies the frequency of the signal output from the crystal oscillator by varying its input voltage. The frequency of the VCO output is determined by the input voltage.

The FXTC-HE73PR-15 MHZ oscillator is used in a variety of industrial and research applications. It is commonly used in frequency-sensitive operations such as high-precision timing systems, radio transmissions, and in low-power navigation systems. It is also used in research applications such as measurements of electrical waveforms and analysis of frequency-modulated signals.

The FXTC-HE73PR-15 MHZ oscillator is designed to operate over a wide range of temperatures from -40°C to +85°C. It also operates over a large range of power levels, from a few milliwatts to several watts of power. It is capable of generating a high-precision signal over a wide frequency range of 0.7 MHz to 4.2 GHz. The oscillator also has extremely low phase noise performance, low jitter, and good dynamic performance.

The FXTC-HE73PR-15 MHZ oscillator is based on the principle of negative resistance. This principle states that when a current flows through a circuit, the resistance of the circuit will increase as the current increases. When the current reaches a certain level, the resistance will become negative, meaning that an increase in current will cause a decrease in resistance. This is known as a negative resistance circuit. The voltage across the circuit is proportional to the resistance, and so the voltage will oscillate as the resistance changes. This produces a repeating waveform, which can be used to generate the desired output signal.

The FXTC-HE73PR-15 MHZ oscillator is a versatile and reliable signal generator. Its wide temperature range and high-power handling capability make it suitable for use in a wide range of industrial and research applications. It is an excellent choice for frequency-sensitive operations where high precision, reliability, and wide frequency range are required.

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