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A type of electronic oscillator known as the TXEADLSANF-12.288000 oscillator is used today in many applications, from cell phones to medical equipment. This oscillator is a type of digital phase-locked loop (DPLL) oscillator. It is designed to provide high accuracy and long-term stability, while at the same time being both inexpensive and reliable.

To understand the application field and working principle of the TXEADLSANF-12.288000 oscillator, it is necessary to first understand the principles of a DPLL oscillator in general. A DPLL oscillator takes a reference signal in the form of either a voltage or frequency and compares it to an internal oscillator, then adjusts the frequency of the internal oscillator until the two signals are matched. The frequency of the internal oscillator is determined by a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO).

In the case of the TXEADLSANF-12.288000 oscillator, it is a voltage-controlled oscillator that can be used to generate a frequency of 12.288000 MHz (megahertz). It is designed to produce a highly stable output over a wide temperature range (-40 ˚C to +85 ˚C). The frequency accuracy can be as high as ±100 parts-per-million (ppm).

These unique characteristics make this oscillator suitable for a variety of applications. It is often used in cellular base stations, where accuracy, small size, low power consumption and cost are all factors. It is also used for satellite communication, in medical equipment such as defibrillators, and in a wide variety of precision oscillators and test and measurement applications.

The TXEADLSANF-12.288000 oscillator is based on a standard PLL architecture that consists of a phase detector, charge pump, loop filter, voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO), and reference divider. It is the combination of the phase detector and charge pump - called a Type-S loop - that makes this oscillator so unique. The drain current of the VCO is adjusted to a specific level so that it produces a stable output frequency of 12.288000 MHz.

The reference divider is programmable, so that any desired output frequency can be selected. The output frequency is locked to the reference frequency, so that even small changes to the reference frequency will not affect the output frequency.

In addition to its applications in cell phone and medical equipment, the TXEADLSANF-12.288000 oscillator is also used in laboratory and research applications, where its accuracy and stability can be essential. For example, this oscillator can be used to test and measure frequencies in the GHz range, or to generate ultra-precise clocks for medical imaging equipment and other applications where accuracy is critical.

The combination of size, precision, accuracy, and stability makes the TXEADLSANF-12.288000 oscillator a reliable and cost effective choice for many different applications, and its use in the market is likely to continue to increase in the years to come.

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