TC-15.8682MCE-T

Oscillators

An oscillator is a device or an electronic circuit that produces a repeated output signal, typically in the form of a sine wave or a square wave. The primary function of an oscillator is to provide a stable and reliable output signal that can be used to generate a variety of waveforms. Oscillators are used for a wide variety of applications, such as timing, communications, and control. The TC-15.8682MCE-T oscillator is a versatile oscillator that is used in many applications.

TC-15.8682MCE-T Application Field

The TC-15.8682MCE-T is a surface-mount technology oscillator designed to provide a highly reliable output signal in the frequency range of 10 to 150 MHz. It is an excellent choice for applications that require timing, such as air-traffic control, oscilloscope, television, and medical equipment. In addition, the TC-15.8682MCE-T is well suited for use in a wide range of communication systems, including satellite communications, wireless communications, and cellular networks. The TC-15.8682MCE-T is also well suited for use in automation systems, embedded systems, and instrumentation systems.

TC-15.8682MCE-T Working Principle

The TC-15.8682MCE-T is a piezoelectric quartz oscillator that uses a quartz crystal resonator to generate a highly accurate and stable output signal. The quartz crystal resonator is a natural frequency element that consists of a quartz crystal mounted in a metal housing. The quartz crystal resonator vibrates at a precise frequency when an electrical voltage is applied to it. The frequency of the resonator is determined by the size and shape of the quartz crystal. The frequency of the resonator can be adjusted by applying a voltage to the crystal which changes the properties of the crystal and alters the resonant frequency.

The TC-15.8682MCE-T oscillator incorporates several components to generate a stable and reliable output signal. The oscillator consists of an amplifier, a voltage regulator, a temperature-compensated oscillator, and the quartz crystal resonator. The amplifier is used to amplify the signal from the quartz crystal resonator. The voltage regulator is used to maintain a constant output voltage, regardless of fluctuating input voltages. The temperature-compensated oscillator, or TCXO, is used to compensate for the temperature-dependent frequency drift that is common to quartz crystal resonators. Finally, the quartz crystal resonator is used to generate a precise and stable output signal.

Conclusion

The TC-15.8682MCE-T is a versatile oscillator with a wide range of applications. It is designed to provide a highly reliable output signal in the frequency range of 10 to 150 MHz. The TC-15.8682MCE-T oscillator incorporates several components, including an amplifier, a voltage regulator, a temperature-compensated oscillator, and a quartz crystal resonator, to generate a stable and reliable output signal. The frequency of the output signal is determined by the size and shape of the quartz crystal and can be adjusted by altering the properties of the crystal. The TC-15.8682MCE-T oscillator is an excellent choice for a variety of applications that require a stable and reliable output signal.