P142-125.0M

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Oscillators are electrical circuits with the ability to generate signals at an adjustable frequency throughout their use. The P142-125.0M application field and working principle is one such example.

The P142-125.0M is a type of voltage controlled oscillator (VCO) which produces sinusoidal output operation signals. This oscillator has an operating frequency that can be adjusted by changing the applied voltage. It operates on the principle of LC resonance; two inductors L1 and L2 (each with an inductance value of 50nH) and two capacitors C1 and C2 (each with a value of 680pF) are connected in a way that creates an oscillating circuit. An input voltage is applied to drive the oscillator which is then amplified and fed back into the LC circuit to sustain the oscillation. The frequency of the oscillation is proportional to the capacitance in the LC circuit which can be changed by providing an input voltage to C2.

The P142-125.0M operates in the frequency range of 1.2 to 125MHz. It has high stability of 0.2% for temperatures ranging up to 85°C, as well as good locking characteristics with a ‘capture/lock’ time of 5µS. The P142-125.0M can also be used as a frequency synthesizer in radio communication systems, thanks to its high frequency resolution. It can also be used in applications where several different frequencies are needed, such as Multi Gigahertz Local Area Networks (MANs).

The P142-125.0M has numerous advantages compared with other VCOs such as high frequency resolution, low phase noise, and a low total harmonic distortion of -20dBc. Its wide operational frequency range makes it suitable for use in a variety of applications, from low-energy GSM to high bandwidth systems such as WLAN. It is also stable and reliable, providing unsurpassed performance in a variety of conditions.

In conclusion, the P142-125.0M application field and working principle is an example of a DC voltage controlled oscillator which can provide high frequency resolution in a wide range of applications. It utilizes the principles of LC resonance and has numerous advantages over other VCOs. Its reliability and stability make it a suitable choice for use in a variety of communication systems.

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