UMX-424-D16-G

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Voltage Controlled Oscillators (VCOs) are a type of electrically tunable oscillator that uses an applied voltage to control the resonant frequency of the oscillator circuit. One of the most popular VCOs is the UMX-424-D16-G. It is a cost-effective model with a wide range of applications.

The UMX-424-D16-G is a versatile VCO capable of producing sinusoidal/square wave outputs from an input of as low as 4V to as high as 28V. It has 16 unique output frequencies and provides excellent frequency stability over temperature and time. Due to its simplicity and cost-effectiveness, it has become popular in many industries, such as Broadcast and Telecommunications, Audio Synthesis, Radio Navigation, and Radar.

The UMX-424-D16-G is a monolithic device that operates in a linear phase locked loop configuration. It consists of a phase detector, voltage controlled oscillator, voltage controlled filter and programmable divider. The purpose of these components is to convert the input voltage into a desired output frequency with minimal phase distortion and output noise.

The phase detector compares the waveshape of the output signal to the input reference frequency and generates a voltage proportional to the difference. This voltage is fed to the voltage controlled oscillator which adjusts the oscillator\'s frequency in response to the input voltage. The voltage controlled filter is used to reduce phase distortions but may also be used to reduce unwanted noise or reduce jitter in the output frequency. Finally, the programmable divider is used to reduce the frequency of the output signal to a predetermined level.

The UMX-424-D16-G is an efficient and cost-effective VCO that is well suited for many applications. It is capable of providing accurate and stable frequencies with minimal phase distortion and noise. It is a reliable and dependable device that can be used for a wide range of applications in the broadcast, telecommunication, audio synthesis, radio navigation, and radar industries.

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