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Oscillators

The SG5032VAN 114.285000M-KEGA3 is an oscillator from the NXP (formerly Philips) range of oscillators that are designed to provide excellent timing accuracy and stability over temperature and voltage conditions. It has a wide variety of uses and applications and is designed to operate at temperatures of up to 105°C with an operating current of 50mA.

The main application areas of the SG5032VAN 114.285000M-KEGA3 include timing devices, clock generators, embedded systems, and clock synchronization. This oscillator is an excellent choice for those applications requiring a reliable source of accurate timing within a wide variety of temperature and voltage conditions. It is a high performance oscillator, operating at up to 105°C temperatures with a frequency stability of ±20ppm over the temperature range.

The working principle of the SG5032VAN 114.285000M-KEGA3 is based on the negative resistance principle. This type of oscillator utilizes an active element such as a transistor or FET and an external feedback path which creates an oscillation. The active element acts as a negative resistance, which determines the frequency of the oscillation. The frequency of the oscillation can be adjusted by adjusting the feedback path or the active element.

The SG5032VAN 114.285000M-KEGA3 also features an advanced design that provides excellent jitter performance of 25ps and a fast startup time. This makes it an ideal choice for systems that require a low jitter clock signal. The advanced design also ensures high performance over the entire temperature range with frequencies up to 140MHz and a high accuracy of 25ppm.

Overall, the SG5032VAN 114.285000M-KEGA3 is a high-performance oscillator that is designed to provide excellent timing accuracy and stability over temperature and voltages conditions. It has a wide variety of uses and applications and is designed to operate at temperatures of up to 105°C with an operating current of 50mA.

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