NA-10M-6875

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Oscillators

Oscillators are electrical circuits that are designed to generate periodic signals. An oscillator circuit consists of an amplifier and a frequency-selective circuit, which produces a feedback signal that is applied back to the input of the amplifier. Oscillators are found in a variety of applications including radio receivers, signal generators, personal computers, automotive starters, and even some clocks. One of the most common types of oscillators is the NA-10M-6875, which is often used in oscilloscope probes and radio receivers.

2.1 NA-10M-6875 Application Field

The NA-10M-6875 is an oscillator that is designed to generate signals in the range of 10 MHz - 6875 MHz. This device is widely used in radio receivers, oscilloscopes, and in microwave applications. The small size of the NA-10M-6875 makes it ideal for tight, space-limited applications. Additionally, the NA-10M-6875 has excellent noise and phase noise performance, making it suitable for applications requiring low-noise signals.

2.2 Working Principle of NA-10M-6875

The NA-10M-6875 is an oscillator with an amplifier and a frequency-selective element. The frequency-selective element consists of a parallel resonant circuit, which consists of a tuned inductor and capacitor. The frequency of the oscillations produced by the NA-10M-6875 is determined by the values of the inductor and the capacitor. When a signal is applied to the input of the amplifier, it is amplified and applied to the parallel resonant circuit. The frequency-selective element then passes only those frequencies that are near the resonant frequency of the circuit and the desired output frequency is generated.

The NA-10M-6875 is a voltage-controlled oscillator, which means that the frequency of oscillations produced by the NA-10M-6875 can be adjusted using a voltage input. The NA-10M-6875 has an input range of 0 - 5 V DC, which allows the frequency of the oscillations to be changed from 10 MHz to 6875 MHz. This makes the NA-10M-6875 ideal for applications that require a wide range of variable frequencies.

Overall, the NA-10M-6875 oscillator is a popular choice in radio receivers, oscilloscope probes, and low-noise microwave applications due to its small size, wide range of operable frequencies and low-noise performance. The noise and phase noise performance of the NA-10M-6875 make it ideal for applications requiring low-noise signals.

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