M685-02-AA-AD

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Pin Configurable/Selectable Oscillators are an innovative class of integrated circuit (IC) oscillators that provide a convenient, reliable and efficient means of generating a specific frequency of clock signal to drive multiple applications. The M685-02-AA-AD device is a pin-configurable oscillator that is designed specifically to provide a wide frequency range, from 1MHz to 54 MHz, for a variety of applications. This device has been designed to provide a low jitter performance of less than 0.1ps pk-pk and a ±50ppm frequency stability for the most demanding applications.

This pin-selectable oscillator has been designed to operate in a variety of temperature ranges and has been specifically engineered to provide low power consumption. The M685-02-AA-AD features a range of selectable frequencies and can be used for multiple tasks such as pin-selectable clocks for system initialization, monitoring and control. It can also be used in a variety of other applications such as timing and counting, communication systems, and industrial automation.

The M685-02-AA-AD oscillator is based upon a resonator-based circuit design which employs a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) to generate the clock signal. The frequency of the output clock can be adjusted via the on-board trimming, or via external components that can be connected to the VCO terminals. The trimming and external components can be used to adjust the output frequency to a specific frequency that is desired by the user. The output frequency range can be manipulated by using external capacitors and resistors to adjust the VCO frequency range.

When the M685-02-AA-AD oscillator is powered up, it can select from different output frequencies as defined by the selection pins. Upon power up, the oscillator will set the output frequency based on the current state of the selection pins. The frequency selection pins can be configured via either internal pull-up resistors or external pull-down resistors depending on the desired selection options and the end user’s application.

The M685-02-AA-AD oscillator provides various other features that optimize its performance for user applications. These features include an adjustable standby mode which allows for the reduction in the power consumption of the device. As well, other features such as the output enable and the bus hold capability allow for an optimized control of the device. The output enable pin can be used to inhibit the output clock, while the bus hold pin can be used to reduce the power consumption in unused systems. These features provide additional flexibility in the application and configuration of the M685-02-AA-AD oscillator for user needs.

In addition to its adjustable standby mode, the M685-02-AA-AD oscillator also provides on-board EMI protection. This feature prevents interference from external noise sources and ensures that the device operates correctly and reliably in hostile environments. The oscillator also provides an adjustable control and trim pin which allows the user to adjust the frequency of the device to a desired value.

The M685-02-AA-AD oscillator also provides an on-board power-down feature which can be used to shut down the oscillator when not in use. This feature enables the user to reduce the power consumption of the device by powering off the oscillator when not in use, thus saving the energy. The oscillator also features an output enable pin which can be used to activate or deactivate the output clock depending upon user needs.

The M685-02-AA-AD oscillator provides a highly efficient and reliable clock signal for various user applications. The pin-selectable output frequency range, low jitter performance, low power consumption, adjustable standby mode, and on-board EMI protection make the device ideal for a wide range of applications. The adjustable control and trim pin allow for precise frequency control and the power-down feature enables the user to reduce power consumption when the device is not in use.

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