XLL73V200.000000X

Oscillators

XLL73V200.000000X oscillator is a combined oscillator designed for fast switching process. It consists of two components—an oscillator chip and a power supply. It uses a technology called KX or pulse-density modulation (PDM) that has been developed by the researcher Hideo Sakaguchi and his team in Japan in the 1970s.

The XLL73V200.000000X can be used to switch a wide range of frequencies, including but not limited to HF, VHF, UHF and the like. It is also an ideal choice for multi-frequency applications in such as digital cellular, wireless LAN and CAN-bus systems. It is especially suitable for controlling high-speed logic circuits with high accuracy.

The XLL73V200.000000X is especially suitable for controlling high-speed logic circuits. It can operate with a low phase-noise voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) and a low-noise digital phase-locked loop (PLL). The oscillator chip features a wide frequency range and excellent power supply protection circuit. Additionally, the XLL73V200.000000X can be used in multi-frequency applications with an integrated VCO circuit and a PLL that allows for high performance and fast switching.

The XLL73V200.000000X utilizes a unique low noise and fast switching technique. It consists of a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO), a pulse-density modulation (PDM) and a power supply protection circuit. The PDM technique allows the oscillator chip to quickly switch between different frequencies without significant phase noise or signal degradation. The VCO circuit provides a wide adjustable frequency range and low-noise operation. The power supply protection circuit helps to protect the oscillator from any system overloads or faults.

In a nutshell, the XLL73V200.000000X oscillator is ideal for applications where reliable operation and fast switching are required. The VCO circuit ensures wide operating bandwidth and low noise operation. The PDM technology provides fast switching without signal degradation. And, the power supply protection circuit helps maintain the oscillator\'s stability and keeps the system running safely.