XG-2121CA 156.2500M-PGSNB

Oscillators are circuits that produce a continuous alternating signal, or a waveform which oscillates above and below a center line. The XG-2121CA 156.2500M-PGSNB oscillator is a cutting-edge piece of technology which has been designed for use in a wide range of applications.

Overview of the XG-2121CA 156.2500M-PGSNB

The XG-2121CA 156.2500M-PGSNB oscillator is a 6-pin quartz device which features a low-skew differential PLL (phase-locked loop) output driver. It has a wide operating temperature range (-30 to +85°C) and a very low current consumption of around 10mA. The oscillator also offers low jitter characteristics of about 10ps (±3ps), making it ideal for applications requiring high precision timing.

Applications of the XG-2121CA 156.2500M-PGSNB

The XG-2121CA 156.2500M-PGSNB oscillator is most commonly used in telecommunications, computer peripherals, GPS devices, automotive systems, and industrial equipment. The wide temperature range and low jitter characteristics make the oscillator ideal for applications which need to maintain precise timing and accurate signals over long distances.

Working Principle

The XG-2121CA 156.2500M-PGSNB oscillator works by using an oscillation crystal, which creates a mechanical vibration. This vibration is then amplified and converted into an electrical signal, which is the output of the oscillator. The signal is then passed through a PLL (phase-locked loop), which keeps the signal at a constant frequency. This ensures that the oscillator is accurate over long distances and reliable in a wide range of applications.

Advantages of the XG-2121CA 156.2500M-PGSNB

The XG-2121CA 156.2500M-PGSNB oscillator offers a number of advantages which make it ideal for many different applications. These include:

• Low power consumption.
• Low jitter characteristics.
• Wide temperature range.
• High precision timing.
• High reliability in a wide range of applications.

Conclusion

The XG-2121CA 156.2500M-PGSNB is a cutting-edge oscillator which has been designed for use in a wide range of applications. It is most commonly used in telecommunications, computer peripherals, GPS devices, automotive systems, and industrial equipment. The oscillator works by using an oscillation crystal to create a mechanical vibration which is then converted into an electrical signal. The oscillator also offers a low power consumption and low jitter characteristics, making it ideal for applications which require high precision timing and accurate signals over long distances.