K50-3C1E64.0000M

Oscillators are used in various areas of electronics to provide an alternating current or voltage signal. They are most commonly used in Automatic Gain Control (AGC) circuits and Radio Frequency (RF) receivers to reduce undesired noise levels. The K50-3C1E64.0000M oscillator is a versatile oscillator that can be used in these circuits due to its wide range of operating frequencies, low operating currents, and low jitter performance.

The K50-3C1E64.0000M is a low-frequency precision oscillator that uses quartz crystals or surface-mount ceramic resonators to generate an output signal. It has a wide range of operating frequencies, from 1kHz to 400MHz, and a low total harmonic distortion of less than 0.1%. The oscillator also has a low operating current of less than 1.5mA, making it extremely energy-efficient.

The K50-3C1E64.0000M oscillator is used in AGC circuits to reduce noise levels in receivers. It operates at low frequencies and produces low-amplitude sine waves that are ideal for reducing noise. The oscillator has a frequency selection circuit that enables the user to select a precise output frequency. The output signal is adjusted to the desired level by adjusting the volume control or by using a potentiometer.

In RF receivers, the K50-3C1E64.0000M oscillator is used to filter out unwanted signals and reduce interference. Its low total harmonic distortion of less than 0.1% makes it ideal for eliminating interference. The oscillator is also used in FM and AM radio tuners to generate an intermediate frequency signal. The oscillator is also used in voltage-controlled oscillators and delay line oscillators.

The K50-3C1E64.0000M oscillator has a wide range of applications, and it can easily be integrated into existing circuits. Its low total harmonic distortion, low operating currents, and wide range of operating frequencies make it an ideal choice for reducing noise and interference in various electronic devices. This oscillator is an easy-to-use and cost-effective solution for improving the performance of AGC circuits and RF receivers.