MXO45HS-2C-28M6360

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Oscillators are electronic devices that create an oscillating, repeatable electronic signal. The MXO45HS-2C-28M6360 oscillator is a compact, low-cost, reliable temperature-compensated crystal oscillator (TCXO) that is ideal for wireless and data communications applications. It offers a low jitter, sinewave output over temperature from -40°C to +85°C with a frequency stability of ±1.0 ppm. In addition, this TCXO is available in a range of standard package sizes to fit a variety of design requirements.

The MXO45HS-2C-28M6360 oscillator consists of a quartz crystal, a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) and an oscillator circuit. The quartz crystal is the core component of this oscillator and is used to generate the accurate oscillation frequency. The vibration frequency of the quartz crystal is determined by its cut and size. The crystal is driven by the VCO, which is a circuit that is able to vary its oscillation frequency according to the input voltage. This voltage is normally supplied by an external source and is adjusted to achieve the desired frequency. The oscillator circuit provides the necessary amplification of the oscillation signal for the VCO.

The MXO45HS-2C-28M6360 oscillator is mainly used in wireless and data communications applications due to its accuracy and reliability. It is commonly used in base stations, mobile radio networks and mobile phones for communication and other applications. This oscillator is also used for applications which require a reliable and accurate frequency such as audio and video equipment, automotive electronics, GPS receivers, satellite navigation systems, point of sale systems and industrial automation. Besides these applications, it is also used in embedded systems like microcontrollers and automotive body control systems.

The working principle of the MXO45HS-2C-28M6360 oscillator is based on the resonance principle. The quartz crystal acts as a mechanical resonator, vibrating at a particular frequency in response to an electrical stimulus. The electrical stimulus is usually an alternating voltage of about 3V. When the voltage is applied to the crystal, it vibrates and the vibration frequency is dependent on the physical cut and size of the crystal. The resulting oscillation drives the voltage-controlled oscillator, which is the circuit that produces the output waveform that is required. This oscillator is known for its low jitter and high frequency stability over a wide temperature range.

The MXO45HS-2C-28M6360 is an oscillator that is reliable and accurate, making it ideal for a variety of wireless and data communications applications. It provides a low jitter and sinewave output across a wide temperature range and offers a frequency stability of ±1.0 ppm. This makes it useful for a range of audio and video equipment, automotive electronics, GPS receivers, satellite navigation systems and many other applications.

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