SG-310SCF 10.0000MC0

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Oscillators are electronic components used to maintain an oscillatory movement with defined characteristics. The SG-310SCF 10.0000MC0 oscillator is a component that utilizes a circuit made up of electronic circuits for oscillators, allowing a low EMI profile, a wide frequency range from 7 kHz to 32 MHz and an operating temperature range of -40 °C to + 85 °C.

The oscillator uses a common piezoelectric quartz frequency control element as the frequency controlling element. A quartz crystal is a mechanical resonator that can vibrate at a constant frequency when an alternating current is applied to it, and the frequency of vibrational oscillation is determined by the shape and dimensions of the resonator. This crystal is cut in a specific way and frequency stiffness is achieved by coupling it to the piezoelectric material. The frequency of the quartz crystal can be changed by changing the voltage on the control port. The frequency of the crystal can also be adjusted by changing the capacitance in the circuit.

The application fields of the SG-310SCF 10.0000MC0 oscillator are radio communication, datacom, telecom and automotive electronics applications. It can be used in systems requiring a frequency range of 7 kHz to 32 MHz, including industrial and medical monitoring systems, RFID systems and cordless phone systems. In RF transceiver applications, the SG-310SCF 10.0000MC0 oscillator can be used to control the frequency of the IF and VCO circuits. In power applications, it can be used to stabilize the output frequency and generate a reference clock signal for frequency synchronization.

The working principle of the SG-310SCF 10.0000MC0 oscillator is based on an oscillating circuit, consisting of an LC circuit. This circuit works in a way similar to an amplifier that can amplify the current and store it in a capacitor. The basic circuit elements are a resonator connected in series with a capacitor. When the voltage across the capacitor is increased, it stores energy in the form of an electric field. As the capacitor is discharged through the inductor, a current oscillates between the two in the form of an AC current. A feedback loop is created by using the feedback voltage produced when the capacitor is discharged, and this results in an oscillatory movement.

The SG-310SCF 10.0000MC0 oscillator has a wide operating frequency range and a low EMI profile, making it an ideal choice for system designers looking for a robust and reliable oscillator. It is also designed to be compatible with a variety of standard oscillator systems, and can be used in a variety of applications, from radio communication to automotive electronics. With its durable construction and flexible design, the SG-310SCF 10.0000MC0 oscillator is a great option for designers looking for an all-purpose oscillator.

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