NA-10M-2402

Oscillators are commonly used in a wide variety of applications, particularly in the electronics and communications industries. The NA-10M-2402 oscillator is one such device and is designed to provide reliable operation in industrial, military and aerospace applications. The NA-10M-2402 oscillator is based on a Pierce oscillator topology and is suitable for frequency generation in the frequency range from 0.001 - 10.0 MHz.

The NA-10M-2402 oscillator is built using modern components and assembly techniques, resulting in high quality, long life and accurate frequency output even in extreme temperature and vibration conditions. The NA-10M-2402 oscillator also features low power consumption and comes in a rugged, light weight package that is easy to install and transport.

The working principle of the NA-10M-2402 oscillator is based on the Pierce oscillator topology, which produces a sinusoidal output from an input of a constant D.C. signal. The NA-10M-2402 oscillator uses an amplifier, a capacitor, and a resistor to create the oscillator. The amplifier is used to attenuate the incoming D.C. signal, while the resistor and the capacitor form the feedback network. The output of the amplifier is connected to the feedback network, which causes the amplifier to produce an output signal of a frequency determined by the resistor and the capacitor. This frequency is then amplified and output as a sinusoidal waveform.

The NA-10M-2402 oscillator has a variety of different applications, including radio frequency synchronization, radar, electrical power supplies, time-keeping applications, and the testing of RF circuits. The NA-10M-2402 oscillator is also used in industrial, military and aerospace applications, where it is used for frequency generation in the frequency range from 0.001 - 10.0 MHz. Additionally, the NA-10M-2402 oscillator is used in scientific research for test and measurement purposes.

In conclusion, the NA-10M-2402 oscillator is a reliable and robust device that is designed for a range of applications in the electronics and communications industries. It is based on the Pierce oscillator topology, which produces a sinusoidal output from an applied constant DC signal. Additionally, the NA-10M-2402 oscillator has a low power consumption, long life, and accurate frequency output, making it a suitable device for industrial, military and aerospace applications.