TC-36.000MCD-T

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Oscillators

Oscillators are mechanical or electronic devices that produce a periodic, almost-constant electrical signal, usually a sine wave or a square wave. Common applications of oscillators include clocks, radios, and computers, as well as test and measurement equipment and consumer electronics.

TC-36.000MCD-T

The TC-36.000MCD-T is an oscillator that features a wide temperature range from -40° to +125°C, and a high frequency range from 0.2 to 36 MHz. Designed with a low phase noise, this oscillator is ideal for aerospace, defense, and communications applications.

Application Field

The TC-36.000MCD-T is primarily used in aerospace, defense, and communications applications. It is also suitable for any application that requires a reliable, low-noise, high-frequency signal. Examples of such applications include GPS navigation systems, radar systems, and satellite communication systems.

Working Principle

The TC-36.000MCD-T works by generating an electrical signal at a desired frequency. The signal is generated by a quartz crystal oscillator, which is made up of a quartz crystal that vibrates at a certain frequency when excited by an electric signal. The frequency of the signal can be adjusted by varying the electrical current that is applied to the quartz crystal.

The current is generated by a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO), which is a circuit that is capable of converting a low-frequency input signal into a high-frequency output signal. The VCO is connected to the quartz crystal, so that when a voltage is applied it increases the frequency of the crystal. This increase in frequency is what produces the desired frequency of the signal that is generated by the TC-36.000MCD-T.

The signal that is generated by the TC-36.000MCD-T is amplified by an amplifier and is then sent to the output connector. The signal passes through a low-pass filter before reaching the output connector, which helps to reduce noise and ensure that the signal remains at a constant frequency. This constant signal is what is used in many applications, such as those mentioned above.

Conclusion

The TC-36.000MCD-T is an oscillator that is designed to generate a reliable, low-noise, high-frequency signal for a variety of aerospace, defense, and communication applications. It works by exciting a quartz crystal with an electrical signal, which increases its frequency and produces the desired signal. This signal is then further amplified and filtered to ensure that it remains constant.

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