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Oscillators

The LFOCXO063801BULK oscillator is a sub type of oscillator – specifically an oven-controlled oscillator (OCXO). As with most oscillators, it is used to generate accurate and stable frequency signals.

Application Field & Working Principle

The LFOCXO063801BULK is a great choice for high-precision, high-stability frequency control applications. Examples of its use include military systems, satellite communications, navigation systems, aerospace communication systems, medical equipment and other precision electronic devices. Its default frequency is 6.3801 MHz, but customers can choose other options like 10.219 or 10.14.

The shape of the LFOCXO063801BULK is a hermetic package, housed in an oven-controlled chamber. Its temperature coefficient of frequency (TCXO) is τ, and its stability can reach 2.5x10^-9, and its aging at 1st year is 2x10^-8. At room temperature, its phase noise is –140~–160dB/Hz.

The working principle of the LFOCXO063801BULK oscillator is extremely simple. The oscillator receives a signal from a circuit, usually voltage, and uses it as a source of energy. That signal is converted to a frequency, either via a resonator or a small quartz crystal. The crystal determines the frequency, while the resonator is responsible for amplitude control.

The crystal in the LFOCXO063801BULK oscillator is kept at a constant temperature thanks to an oven-controlled module. This is necessary to ensure that the frequency stability is maintained over long periods of time. This type of oscillator is particularly suitable for applications with demanding stability requirements, such as medical equipment.

The LFOCXO063801BULK oscillator is a high-precision, high-stability frequency control device that can be used in a variety of applications, from military systems to medical equipment. It is housed in a hermetic package and comes with an oven-controlled module to ensure that frequency stability is maintained over long periods of time.

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