TD-16.384MCE-T

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Oscillators are a type of electronic circuit used to create a repetitive waveform, or sound, with a range of frequencies. The TD-16.384MCE-T oscillator is one such device used to generate stable sinusoidal outputs at high clock frequencies. This device utilizes a three-stage PLL architecture to process input signals and output a high-frequency, low-jitter clock.

Features

The TD-16.384MCE-T oscillator has several features that make it a great choice for a variety of applications. It offers excellent performance, with an output frequency range of 10-25 MHz and low jitter levels of 1 ps RMS. Additionally, it has a wide operating temperature range of -25 to +75 degrees Celsius, making it suitable for use in extreme environments. It also provides reliable operation, with an MTBF of over 1 million hours.

Application Fields

Given its features, the TD-16.384MCE-T is well suited for multiple applications. It is often used in industrial control systems, providing a reliable source of reference clock for Ethernet communication. It can also be used in fields such as telecommunications, radar, and instrumentation. Moreover, it is ideal for applications where clocks with high performance, low jitter, and wide temperature range are needed, such as in medical imaging systems, security systems, GPS systems, and defense applications.

Working principle

The key to a stable sinusoidal output is the consistent tracking of the input signal frequency and phase. To achieve this, the oscillator utilizes a PLL circuit as the primary building block. This circuit contains three stages: an input stage, an amplitude control loop, and a frequency modulation loop. The input signal enters the input stage first, where it is then converted from an analog to a digital signal. After the signal is digitized, it is input into the amplitude control loop which adjusts the gain to maintain the correct output volume. Finally, the frequency modulation loop takes the input signal and modulates the output signal to match the frequency of the reference frequency. When these processes are combined, a stable sinusoidal output is generated.

Conclusion

The TD-16.384MCE-T oscillator is an excellent choice for applications that require stable sinusoidal outputs at high frequencies. With features such as an operating temperature range of -25 to +75 degrees, low jitter levels of 1 ps RMS, and an output frequency range of 10-25 MHz, it is well suited for a wide range of applications, including industrial control systems, GPS systems, radar systems, and instrumentation. By utilizing a three-stage PLL architecture, the TD-16.384MCE-T enables consistent frequency tracking of the input signal and produces low-jitter outputs with high accuracy and reliability.

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