VCO-5500 Crystals, Oscillators, Resonators

Series:	VCO
Packaging:	Bulk
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Obsolete
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Frequency Range:	5490 ~ 5510MHz
Frequency - Center:	5500MHz
Voltage - Supply:	--
2nd Harmonic, Typ (dBc):	--
Icc Max:	--
Pushing (MHz/V):	--
Power (dBm):	0.5
Phase Noise Typ (dBc/Hz):	-96
Operating Temperature:	--
Package / Case:	TO-8 Style, 4 Lead
Size / Dimension:	0.504" Dia (12.80mm)
Height:	0.270" (6.86mm)

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VCOs (Voltage Controlled Oscillators)

A Voltage Controlled Oscillator (VCO) is a type of electrical oscillator which is used to produce a signal with a frequency and phase that is directly dependent on the applied voltage. VCOs can be used in various applications such as radio, television, and computer systems, as well as numerous industrial, automotive, and consumer electronics applications. VCOs are also utilized in electro-optic systems for detecting, measuring, and controlling light. VCO-5500 is a type of VCO used to precisely control the frequency of a signal and provide a reliable and stable signal over a range of frequencies. It is commonly used in producing low-noise ultra-stable clock signals for time-critical applications. The VCO-5500 has a wide range of input voltage of 0 to +15V and its operating frequency range is 200KHz to over 1MHz. The output signal of this VCO is sinusoidal in shape and the amplitude of the signal is determined by the applied voltage. The working principle of the VCO-5500 is based on the principles of electric oscillators. An electric oscillator is a circuit which is used to generate an electrical signal at a certain frequency. In the electric oscillator circuit, the frequency of the signal is determined by the characteristics of the components used. The oscillator circuit consists of an amplified signal source, a frequency-determining circuit, and a feedback circuit. The signal produced by the oscillator is called the output signal.The VCO-5500 utilizes an adjustable capacitive-controlled frequency determining circuit which is connected in parallel to an amplifier. When a voltage is applied to this frequency-determining circuit, it alters the capacitance of the circuit and changes its frequency. As the voltage is changed, the frequency also changes. The feedback circuit is then used to ensure a stable output signal with a predefined frequency.The VCO-5500 can be used in various applications such as radio transceivers, mobile radio transceivers, and other applications that require precise control over the frequency of a signal. It is also widely used in military communication systems, such as GPS systems, as well as in digital signal processing (DSP) systems. The VCO-5500 is also used in applications that require low-noise and ultra-stable clocks. In order to use the VCO-5500, a device is needed to generate the input voltage, typically a voltage-controlled voltage source (VCVS), which can be programmed to generate an adjustable voltage. The voltage needs to be set to the required level for the desired frequency to be generated. The VCO-5500 can then be connected to the VCVS via a control voltage lead and its output signal is used as the required frequency source.Overall, the VCO-5500 is a type of VCO used to precisely control the frequency of a signal and provide a reliable and stable signal over a range of frequencies. It is typically used in radio and television systems, electro-optics, military communication, and digital signal processing applications. The VCO-5500 works by utilizing an adjustable capacitive-controlled frequency determining circuit and a feedback circuit in order to produce a stable output signal with a predetermined frequency.

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