XLP535062.500000I

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Introduction to XLP535062.500000I Oscillators

The XLP535062.500000I is a type of oscillator specifically designed for frequency control applications. It is one of the most popular types of Quartz Crystal oscillators and can be found in many everyday items from mobile phones to computers. This oscillator has a wide range of features and benefits, making it an ideal choice for controlling frequency characteristics. To understand more about the XLP535062.500000I, let’s take a closer look at its application field and its working principle.

Application Field of XLP535062.500000I Oscillators

The XLP535062.500000I Oscillator is designed to be used in a wide range of frequency control applications. This includes things such as microcontrollers, real-time clocks, radio systems, real-time satellite communication, oscilloscopes, and test & measuring equipment. It can also be used in a range of commercial and industrial applications, such as in equipment for precise and reliable timing components, modems, video surveillance systems, ICs, and more. In short, this oscillator is well-suited for any application that requires excellent frequency control with stability and accuracy.

Working Principle of the XLP535062.500000I Oscillator

The XLP535062.500000I Oscillator works by employing the Piezo-electric effect of a quartz crystal. The Quartz crystal consists of a jig component (metalized) and a cross-cut element, usually quartz. This assembly is mounted in the oscillator and an AC electrical signal is applied to the quartz plate. When the signal is applied to the plate, the Quartz vibrates due to the Piezo-electric effect, and the frequency of this vibration is equal to the AC frequency of the signal.

In order to control the frequency of the Quartz vibrating, the circuit includes components such as resistors, capacitors, and tuning rods. These components will adjust the signal to a specific frequency by acting as a frequency-sensitive network. The oscillator will then output this signal to a device in need of frequency control, such as a microcontroller.

The XLP535062.500000I Oscillator also features a high-frequency outp

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