TB-125.000MCE-T

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Oscillators are circuits in which repetitive electrical signals are generated. A wide array of oscillators exist, each serving a different function; TB-125.000MCE-T is an example of one such oscillator.

TB-125.000MCE-T is an adjustable voltage controlled oscillator used in system frequency control and frame synchronization. Commonly used in telecom systems, the oscillator is designed to deliver low power (up to +18dBm) with a frequency range of 20MHz to 125 MHz.

At its core, TB-125.000MCE-T is comprised of three main components: a voltage controlled crystal oscillator (VCXO), a buffer amplifier, and a voltage regulator. The oscillator works by generating an alternating electrical current (that is, oscillating) at the oscillator’s frequency.

The VCXO is the most important component of the oscillator, as its resonance determines the oscillator’s output frequency. When the input voltage varies, so does the oscillator’s frequency; the other components only serve to amplify and regulate the output signal.

TB-125.000MCE-T offers benefits such as low instability (±1.0-10.0ppm) across the wide frequency range. Additionally, the oscillator has a low current consumption of only 15 mA (with up to 18dBm power output).

Overall, the advantages of the TB-125.000MCE-T oscillator are that it offers a low power, high stability output across a range of frequencies, making it an ideal choice for telecommunication systems. With its many features, the TB-125.000MCE-T is a reliable and versatile choice for system frequency control and frame synchronization.

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