SG-210SDB 8.0000MF

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

Oscillators

SG-210SDB 8.0000MF is an electronic oscillator, which uses a quartz crystal as a resonator in order to keep the oscillator’s frequency and stability within a narrow range. This oscillator (along with many other similar oscillators) has many applications, such as clocks, television sets, microwave systems, computers, and mobile radio systems.

In terms of its application field, the SG-210SDB 8.0000MF oscillator is mainly used to control the frequency of the signals generated by digital circuits. As such, it is used to control the rate at which digital circuits are signaled and to maintain an accurate timebase for computing operations. This oscillator also finds applications in areas ranging from communications to industrial motors.

The SG-210SDB 8.0000MF oscillator works on the principle of a quartz crystal resonator. This type of resonator is based on a vibration created when two metallic plates are subjected to an electric current. This vibration creates a mechanical wave known as an oscillation. As the oscillation passes through the crystal, it is dampened by the surrounding air, which slows the oscillations down until a frequency (known as the resonant frequency) is reached. It is this frequency that the SG-210SDB 8.0000MF is designed to maintain.

The SG-210SDB 8.0000MF oscillator consists of two components: a quartz crystal resonator and an electronic circuit. The quartz crystal resonator is comprised of two plates, one of which is connected to the electrical circuit and the other to ground. When current is applied to the circuit, the vibrations of the quartz crystals create a signal that is passed through the circuit, producing an oscillation. To maintain a precise frequency, the circuit contains components that act as frequency control elements. These components are the transistors, diodes, resistors, and capacitors.

In order to maintain a precise frequency, the SG-210SDB 8.0000MF oscillator has to be calibrated when it is first installed. During calibration, components of the oscillator are adjusted to achieve the desired frequency output. The most important component is the quartz crystal resonator, which must be adjusted to the exact resonant frequency of the oscillator. This process is known as trimmer tuning. After tuning, the oscillator is set to update its time automatically, by using an external reference clock signal.

As an oscillator, the SG-210SDB 8.0000MF is a highly accurate and reliable component, and can be used in a variety of digital applications. It is also an easy to use and cost-effective solution for timed operations, as it can be programmed to maintain the frequency for long periods of time without the need for manual tuning.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference