SG-615PCG 2.0000MM: ROHS

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Oscillators are components responsible for producing and stabilizing oscillations of certain frequencies. In consumer electronic applications, these components are often used as clock sources; they can also be used as carrier waves in a radio transmission. SG-615PCG 2.0000MM: ROHS is one such oscillator component.

The SG-615PCG 2.0000MM: ROHS oscillator is a sinewave oscillator, meaning it produces a sine wave as its output signal. It features a low current consumption of 50mA and a high output power of 40 dBm. It also offers excellent phase noise suppression. Additionally, the SG-615PCG 2.0000MM: ROHS is RoHS compliant, meaning it is free of hazardous substances like lead, mercury, and arsenic. This makes it a suitable choice for applications in which these substances must be avoided.

The SG-615PCG 2.0000MM: ROHS oscillator is primarily used in the field of communications. It can be used as a reference source in a radio transmitter or a transceiver, providing a stable and reliable signal. It can also be used as a clock source in a digital communication system. Additionally, the SG-615PCG 2.0000MM: ROHS can be used as a carrier wave generator for an RF modulated data transmission system.

The working principle of the SG-615PCG 2.0000MM: ROHS is based on the Colpitts oscillator circuit. This circuit consists of an inductor, two capacitors, and a transistor. The capacitor C1 acts as a positive feedback, allowing the signal to be amplified. The capacitor C2 acts as the frequency control element in the circuit, allowing the frequency of the oscillation to be adjusted. The transistor provides the necessary amplification for the oscillator to function.

In summary, the SG-615PCG 2.0000MM: ROHS is an oscillator component designed to produce and stabilize sine waves at frequencies up to 1GHz. It is RoHS compliant and can be used a reference source in radio transmitters, as a clock source in digital communication systems, and as a carrier wave generator for RF modulated data transmissions. Its working principle is based on the Colpitts oscillator circuit, consisting of an inductor, two capacitors, and a transistor.

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