TB-32.350MDE-T

Oscillators are widely used in a variety of applications ranging from radio frequency to embedded circuit design. TB-32.350MDE-T is a type of oscillator belonging to the quartz-crystal oscillator family. This oscillator can be used in microprocessors, telecommunications, and medical applications, as it is highly stable due to its low phase noise.

The TB-32.350MDE-T oscillator features a unique design, double-ended tuning fork (DETF) and twin overtone structure, which offer wide frequency stability within the operating temperature range of 0⁰C to 70⁰C. The DETF feature helps to reduce the effect of temperature sensitivity and provide low power consumption. The twin overtone structure enables the oscillator to have a frequency stability of ±50 or 100 ppm for each overtone.

The TB-32.350MDE-T oscillator works on a simple principle which utilizes the vibrations of a quartz crystal to generate an electric signal. This signal is then amplified and converted into a frequency output. The oscillator uses a quartz crystal resonator to control the frequency of the output signal. The resonator is placed between two electrodes, and when electric current is passed through the resonator, the quartz crystal vibrates at a precise frequency.

The frequency of the output signal is determined by the frequency of the quartz crystal. As the temperature of the crystal changes, the frequency of the output signal changes as well. This temperature sensitivity is compensated by the DETF design which helps minimize the effects of temperature variations and provide consistently stable frequencies.

The TB-32.350MDE-T oscillator provides excellent frequency stability and low phase noise for applications such as microprocessors, telecommunications, and medical applications. Its low power consumption and wide temperature range make it an ideal choice for applications that require precise and stable frequencies. In addition, its dual overtone design helps to reduce phase noise even further, making it an ideal choice for applications such as navigation systems and telecom base stations.