KC7050K75.0000C10E00

The concept of oscillators is fundamental in the field of electrical engineering. An oscillator is an electronic circuit or device capable of generating a continuous signal of alternating polarity and current. Oscillators are used in a variety of applications, ranging from oscilloscopes to sound generation to signal timing. KC7050K75.0000C10E00 is an oscillator from the family of KC oscillators.

The KC7050K75.0000C10E00 oscillator is a ceramic resonator and runs at 10 MHz +/-10 ppm. It is compatible with industry standard PXO series, KMCO series and KFSO series processes and is RoHS compliant. The core features of the device are the low current consumption, high shock and vibration resistance, and low ESR (equivalent series resistance). It is designed for use in a variety of consumer electronic equipment including TVs, Set Top Boxes, and DVD players.

The KC7050K75.0000C10E00 oscillator has two main applications: frequency control and signal timing. FOR frequency control, the oscillator is used to stabilize the frequency generated by other circuits. It does this by providing a stable output of a single frequency. This frequency is then used to adjust or replace the output of the other circuit. In regards to signal timing, the oscillator is used to provide precise timing pulses which are used to synchronize the actions of various electronic components within a system.

The working principle of the KC7050K75.0000C10E00 oscillator utilizes a piezoelectric material insulator, typically quartz. Within the oscillator, the quartz crystal is sandwiched between two flat metal plates. To create an oscillation, an alternating electrical current is passed through the quartz crystal. The current causes the quartz to vibrate at its resonant frequency, which is determined by its size and shape. This oscillation is then used as the timing pulse for the various components in the system.

The KC7050K75.0000C10E00 oscillator is a versatile device which is used in a variety of applications. It provides a stable frequency or timing pulse which is essential for many applications. The core features of the device, such as its low current consumption, high shock and vibration resistance, and low ESR, make it ideal for use in consumer electronic equipment. The working principle of the oscillator utilizes the resonance of a quartz crystal which is used to generate a stable timing signal.