SG-51P 7.3728MC

Oscillators

SG-51P 7.3728MC oscillators are one of the most popular type of oscillator, they are used in a variety of avionic, commercial and military applications. Oscillators are electrical circuits used to generate a periodic signal, usually alternating current, for use in digital logic, analog signal processing, or power conversion. As SG-51P 7.3728MC oscillators are primarily used in avionic and military applications, they are often referred to as \'avionic oscillators\' or \'military oscillators\'.

The SG-51P 7.3728MC oscillators are designed to generate a square wave (an alternating signal) at a frequency of 7.3728MHz. This frequency is commonly used in military and aviation applications, as it is the common frequency in a variety of electronic systems, from radar and navigation systems, to avionic and other military-grade communication systems. The SG-51P oscillator is composed of a few simple components; a quartz crystal, an electronic oscillator, a transistor amplifier, and a capacitance. The quartz crystal is used to keep the signal stable and accurate, while the oscillator provides the basic frequency. The amplifier is then used to regulate the output power and amplification of the signal. Finally, the capacitance is used to smoothen out the output.

SG-51P 7.3728MC oscillators are tested and approved as an EMI/RFI filter as well as an oscillator. The EMI/RFI filter provides noise reduction benefits, as it filters out any unwanted electric noise from entering or leaving the system. By having this filter in place, it allows the system to operate more efficiently and reliably, without concerns of electric or radio interference. Additionally, the oscillator function helps to reliably generate the desired frequency at a high accuracy, which helps to ensure the desired performance and accuracy of the systems.

The SG-51P 7.3728MC oscillators can be placed in any circuit to provide a stable, reliable oscillator for a variety of applications. As the oscillator is military-grade and designed for avionic applications, it is commonly used in radar and communication systems, navigation systems, data transmission, and other avionic applications. The oscillator can also be used in consumer electronics, such as audio systems, for a reliable source of stable frequency.