LM113-425.0M

The LM113-425.0M is a state-of-the-art oscillator. As an oscillator, it is primarily used in applications where accurate timekeeping is required—anything from clocks to audio/video synchronization. It can also be used as a voltage reference, a data signal input/output (I/O) source, and other various control applications. This oscillator features a high-quality, precision timing circuit with a long life cycle for superior timekeeping accuracy.

The LM113-425.0M oscillator features a fixed frequency of approximately 425 MHz and very low jitter, ensuring an accurate output signal. It has a maximum supply voltage of 2.8 V, with a temperature range of -40°C to +85°C. This oscillator is also exceptionally stable; its frequency remains accurate over a wide range of temperature, pressure, and supply voltages.

The advantage of using an oscillator device such as the LM113-425.0M is that it provides a simple and cost-effective way to generate a high-frequency signal. This oscillator is especially useful in applications where precise frequency control and low distortion are needed, as it is capable of producing a clean, stable output signal. In addition, this oscillator includes a built-in temperature-resistant circuit that ensures that the output signal remains stable over a wide range of temperatures.

The LM113-425.0M oscillator works by utilizing a digital-controlled crystal oscillator (DCXO) circuit. This type of oscillator has a stable resonance frequency that can be adjusted externally via a trimming potentiometer or digitally via an external pin. The output frequency is determined by the resonant frequency of a quartz crystal controlled oscillator. The oscillator is designed to operate in an environment that has a relatively low temperature range. This means that it is not suitable for use in extreme temperatures.

The LM113-425.0M oscillator can be used in a variety of applications such as communication systems, digital televisions, DVD players, and computers. It can also be used in audio/video applications, such as in professional recording devices, for synchronization of signals. Lastly, the oscillator can be used for frequency control purposes, as it offers precise tuning and frequency adjustment capabilities.