TB-8.192MBD-T

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TB-8.192MBD-T is a timing oscillator designed for telecom and network applications. It is constructed with a voltage controlled oven-controlled quartz crystal oscillator (VCXO) that is suitable for applications requiring robust long-term stability. This oscillator is used in various telecom applications such as remote access equipment, digital television, base station infrastructure, DSL routers, satellite receivers, transceivers, and broadband networking.

The TB-8.192MBD-T oscillator utilizes a high frequency ceramic resonator as its frequency reference. The oscillator has an adjustable frequency range from 8.192 to 10.400 MHz. The unit can also operate with a frequency step of up to 10 parts per million (ppm). At the lower end of the frequency range the oscillator has a pull range of plus or minus 10 ppm while at the higher end it has a pull range of plus or minus 5 ppm.

This oscillator is also capable of maintaining a stably frequency over a variety of operating conditions. It utilizes a patented “floating capacitance” system which stabilizes vibrations caused by temperature fluctuations and shocks in the oscillator environment. The oscillator also features an EMC interference protection which ensures that it will remain stable despite any nearby electrical noise.

The working principle of the TB-8.192MBD-T oscillator is based on the principle of electrical and mechanical resonance. The electrical resonance provides a frequency reference while the mechanical resonance ensures high stability and long-term reliability. The electrical resonance occurs when the amplitude of the voltage applied to the transducer passes a maximum level. The transducer then produces vibrations at a frequency determined by the properties of the material within the transducer. The mechanical resonance occurs when the acoustic waves created in the transducer interact with the spring-mass system of the crystal resonator.

The frequency of the oscillator is determined by the electrical and mechanical resonance of the system. The electrical resonance is used to maintain a stable voltage signal while the mechanical resonance is used to achieve the desired frequency. The frequency of the oscillator is adjusted by changing the capacitance between the transducer and the crystal resonator. This is done using a voltage controlled capacitance (VCX) circuit connected to the transducer. The VCX circuit is used to adjust the capacitance between the transducer and the crystal and, as a result, the frequency of the oscillator.

The TB-8.192MBD-T oscillator is a reliable and cost effective device for telecom and network applications. It is designed to operate over a wide range of operating conditions and provides a high level of stability and accuracy. The frequency of the oscillator can be accurately adjusted using the VCX circuit and the unit is compatible with most commonly used telecom equipment. The unit features EMC interference protection, allowing it to maintain stability in the presence of nearby electrical noise. This makes it well-suited to applications such as remote access equipment, digital television, base station infrastructure, DSL routers, satellite receivers, transceivers, and broadband networking.

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