MXO45-2C-33M0000

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Oscillators

Oscillators are electronic circuit components designed to generate periodic, oscillating signals that are generated back and forth between two discrete voltage levels. They are important components for various digital functions and for creating waveforms. Common oscillator applications include clock and timing signals, radio frequency (RF) circuits, audio and video signals, test and measurement signals, and voltage controlled oscillators (VCOs).

The MXO45-2C-33M0000 oscillator is an un-encapsulated device that features a low-power CMOS oscillator capable of operating at lower temperatures than other oscillators. It has an operating temperature range from -40°C to +85°C and has a frequency output range of 1GHz with frequency accuracies as high as ±50ppm.

Application Field

The MXO45-2C-33M0000 oscillator is suitable for use in a wide range of applications, including telecommunications, automotive, industrial, telecom, medical, and aerospace applications. It is ideal for applications that require a precise frequency output and where low power consumption is critical. Additionally, it can be used in temperature sensitive applications and where high levels of accuracy are needed, such as in the precision timing of digital data systems.

Working Principle

The working principle of the MXO45-2C-33M0000 oscillator is based on a linear oscillator circuit in which capacitors and inductors form a tank circuit. This tank circuit is dually connected to a voltage source, and it has an inherent frequency of oscillation associated with its parameters. The frequencies generated by this tank circuit depend on the resonant frequency of the tank circuit and the supply voltage. If the capacitor or inductor values in the circuit are changed, the resonant frequency of the circuit will also change, resulting in a different frequency output.

In addition to its tank circuit, the MXO45-2C-33M0000 oscillator also includes an amplifier and a temperature-compensated resistor. The amplifier amplifies the oscillation generated by the tank circuit and forms the output voltage. The temperature-compensated resistor is used to adjust the output frequency of the oscillator, in order to ensure frequency stability over temperature variations.

Conclusion

The MXO45-2C-33M0000 oscillator is a low-power CMOS oscillator capable of operating at lower temperatures than other oscillators, with an operating temperature range from -40°C to +85°C and a wide frequency range of 1GHz. It is suitable for use in a wide range of applications, such as telecommunications, automotive, industrial, telecom, medical, and aerospace applications, and is ideal for applications that require a precise frequency output and where low power consumption is critical. The working principle of the oscillator is based on a linear oscillator circuit in which capacitors and inductors form a tank circuit, and it is also equipped with an amplifier and a temperature-compensated resistor for ensuring frequency stability over temperature variations.

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