NJ-100M-6826

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Oscillators

Oscillators are electronic circuits used to generate repetitive signals with specific waveforms. They are used in all kinds of electronic applications, from audio equipment to digital systems. An oscillator often consists of an amplifier and a frequency-determining device called a resonator, which is usually an inductor or capacitor, but can also be a crystal, to determine the frequency.

The NJ-100M-6826 is a reliable, low-power oscillator that can be used for many types of applications. It is highly cost effective, thanks to its simple design and reasonable power consumption. It is a frequency-adjustable, low-distortion oscillator that can provide a wide range of frequencies and waveforms for a variety of applications. The device can produce output signals with periods ranging from 200kHz to 20kHz, and can be used in microcontrollers, audio signal processing, and radio frequency applications.

Working Principle

The NJ-100M-6826 is a silicon monolithic integrated circuit. It contains an amplitude-controlled oscillator, a frequency-controlling resonator, an amplifier, a modulator, and other components.

The oscillator works according to the principles of an RC-type astable multivibrator. It consists of two inverting amplifiers connected to a single resistor and a set of resistors that determine the frequency of the oscillator. The feedback signal to the inverting amplifier is generated from the voltage across the capacitors. This process is used to produce an oscillating signal.

The frequency-controlling resonator consists of an inductor and a capacitor. The inductor is connected in series with the arm of the oscillator, and it determines the oscillator’s frequency. When the arm is driven by the signal from the oscillator, the capacitance of the capacitor changes, producing a change in the frequency of the signal.

The modulator is used to adjust the amplitude of the oscillator, and it is connected to the oscillator’s output. The modulator control signal is sent to the modulator, and the amplitude of the oscillator’s output is adjusted accordingly.

The NJ-100M-6826 is designed to be a low-power, frequency-adjustable oscillator. This device can be used in various applications, including radio frequency, microcontroller, and audio signal processing. Its simple design and reasonable power consumption make it a cost-effective solution.

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