TA-12.200MBD-T

Oscillators are electronic components responsible for keeping an alternating current supply circuit, and establishing a specific, constant frequency. Generating an alternating waveform is a key feature for oscillators, and the TA-12.200MBD-T is one model of oscillator that has a wide range of applications and adopts several working principles.

Working Principles of the TA-12.200MBD-T Oscillator

The TA-12.200MBD-T oscillator utilizes a monolithic phase locked loop circuit operating at a frequency of 12.200MHz ±50ppm (frequency stability is ± 25ppm/ hr maximum). The device is capable of withstanding temperatures up to 125℃ and operates at 12V DC (10-13V). The circuit features a low-noise and low-jitter CMOS voltage controlled oscillator (Volt), and a highly integrated frequency synthesizer. In addition, there is an integrated voltage reference generator and an adjustable output divider.

The devices integrated variable frequency synthesizer works by dividing the 12.200MHz reference frequency via an adjustable output divider. This enables the output frequency of the TA-12.200MBD-T oscillator to be varied from 12.2MHz to 24MHz. The output frequency is further stabilized by the integrated frequency synthesizer which includes an internal low-pass filter as well as some built-in calibration circuitry.

Applications of the TA-12.200MBD-T Oscillator

The wide range of applications for the TA-12.200MBD-T oscillator are evidentiary of its versatility and practicality. The device can be utilized in any number of applications that require an oscillator operating at 12.2MHz to 24MHz though some specific examples are listed below.

Specifically the TA-12.200MBD-T is commonly used as the clock source in communication systems, counting applications, radar, scientific instruments, frequency control for PLLs, test instruments, and signal processing. The diverse applications make this type of oscillator a highly sought after component in the electronic components market.

In Summary

The TA-12.200MBD-T oscillator is an electronic component designed for keeping an alternating current supply circuit that operates at frequencies of 12.2MHz-24MHz. It is mainly used in communication systems, counting applications, radar, scientific instruments, test instruments and signal processing. The oscillator is highly sought after due to its variable frequency output, and its overall practicality.