XLL536150.000000I

Oscillators depend on an alternating current that alternately changes direction to generate an oscillating signal. The XLL536150.000000I oscillator is a frequency-determining version of these oscillating or cyclical signals, with a frequency range of 100 kHz to 105 MHz. It is available in a small, 3-pin package with an operating temperature range of -55°C to +125°C.

This oscillator is primarily used in telecom applications, including mobile and microwave radio, satellite, digital cordless telephone, global positioning system (GPS) receivers, and power-line communication systems. It is also suitable for frequency synthesis, filtering, variable detection, and frequency adjustment.

The oscillator operates using a microelectronic device, commonly called a frequency-determining circuit. This is basically a single transistor with the gate of the transistor being used to control the current through it. The transistor acts as a switch, and the current through the transistor is modulated by the control voltage that is applied to the gate. The amplitude of the signal is determined by the voltage that is applied to the transistor. The frequency of the signal is then determined by the frequency of the control voltage.

The XLL536150.000000I oscillator also has a start up time of 10 us and an operating current of 4mA and an operating voltage of 0.9 V. The output of the oscillator is a square wave with a low duty cycle of 20 %. The Start Up and Pullability of this oscillator is high and the device can be used in applications requiring wide variation in pullability. There is also a power supply tolerance of ±10%.

In addition to the features of the XLL536150.000000I oscillator, it also has a low phase noise and sub-1-GHz-wide bandwidth. It can also be used in a variety of applications, such as in telecommunications, instrumentation, navigation, and scientific applications. Finally, the cost of the oscillators is very low, making them attractive to users.