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Introduction

The XLL72V022.579200X Oscillator is a through-hole oscillator device typically used in electronic and electrical applications. It is a 2-Pin device that works on 12 Volts and its frequency is rated at 27.12MHz. The device is made up of a crystal and two external capacitors. Its function is to generate high frequency signal which can be utilised in various source applications. It is a long-term, reliable, and cost-effective solution for a frequency-controlled source.

Application Field

The XLL72V022.579200X Oscillator is widely used in various electronic applications such as power supplies, communication systems, automotive radar systems, industrial instrumentation, microwave ovens, domestic appliances, and etc. It is also used in the generation of signals for radio broadcasting, GPS navigation systems, and microwave communication applications. Moreover, it is ideal for frequency-controlled measurement systems.

Working Principle

The XLL72V022.579200X Oscillator works by using a quartz crystal. This crystal can be set to oscillate at a specific frequency by the use of external capacitors. The crystal vibrates at a fixed frequency and the oscillating signal is then amplified by an amplifier. The amplified signal is then used to control an electronic circuit. The frequency of the oscillator can be fine-tuned by adjusting the capacitors. The external resistors provide stability and isolation from external interferences.

Conclusion

The XLL72V022.579200X Oscillator is a highly versatile device that is suitable for a variety of electronic applications. It is a long-term, reliable, and cost-effective solution for a frequency-controlled source. It can be used in domestic appliances, communication systems, automotive radar systems, industrial instrumentation, microwave ovens, and radio broadcasting. It works by using a quartz crystal that is set to oscillate at a specific frequency and then the oscillating signal is amplified by an amplifier.

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