OCETGCJTNF-48.000000 Crystals, Oscillators, Resonators

Oscillators

An oscillator is an electronic circuit designed to generate specific types of signals. The OCETGCJTNF-48.000000 oscillator is designed to produce sinusoidal waveforms that are in the low-frequency range. This type of oscillator has several applications such as signal generating or controlling the frequency of a signal in various types of radio communication systems.

Application Field

The OCETGCJTNF-48.000000 oscillator is especially useful in the field of low-frequency signal transmission. Generally, the frequency range of this oscillator is between 0.1 - 48.000000 Hertz (Hz). This makes it suitable for use in radio communications for low-bandwidth signals such as AM and SSB radio transmissions. This makes it an ideal choice for applications such as AM/FM radio broadcasting, satellite transmission, and radio navigation.

Working Principle

OCETGCJTNF-48.000000 oscillators are based on the principle of oscillation. When a signal is applied to an electronic circuit, the circuit resonates, due to the frequency of the input signal. The resonance of the circuit causes the amplified output signal to cycle multiple times, producing multiple oscillations. This is the basic principle behind oscillators.

The OCETGCJTNF-48.000000 oscillator uses a combination of resistors, capacitors, and transistors to generate the desired frequency output. The frequency of the oscillator is determined by the values of the components used in the circuit. With the OCETGCJTNF-48.000000 oscillator, the frequency accuracy is very high, with a maximum deviation of only 0.0005%.

Conclusion

The OCETGCJTNF-48.000000 oscillator is a low-frequency signal generator that can be used in radio communication applications. It is based on the principle of oscillation and uses components such as resistors, capacitors, and transistors to create the desired frequency output. Its accuracy and stability make it an ideal choice for applications such as AM/FM radio broadcasting, satellite transmission, and radio navigation.