XLP538A90.000000X

The XLP538A90.000000X oscillator belongs to a range of oscillators for various applications. It is a high-quality oscillator and a cost-effective choice when selecting an oscillator for a given application. The XLP538A90.000000X oscillator is a quartz crystal-based oscillator with a frequency range of 0.5 to 90MHz. The precision of the oscillator is +/-5 ppm, which makes it suitable for most precision-level applications.

The XLP538A90.000000X oscillator can be used in various applications, such as in telecommunications, radio broadcasting, navigation, medical instrumentation, and industrial automation, among others. It can be used in any application that requires a reliable and precise oscillator that can generate stable signals at the required frequencies without any problem. The oscillator can also be used in pulse-width modulation, clock recovery, pulse-shaping, and other applications.

The working principle of the XLP538A90.000000X oscillator is based on a quartz crystal that vibrates in a particular frequency at a set amplitude. The quartz crystal is set in a housing that also has components like capacitors, resistors, and inductors. The quartz crystal is driven by an oscillating electrical current and the components control the frequency and the amplitude of the oscillator. The quartz crystal vibrates in the same frequency as the electrical current and produces a stable frequency.

The oscillator can be customized according to the application and the requirements of the user. The output frequency and other parameters can be adjusted depending on the needs of the application. The oscillator can also be configured so that it works in either a pulse-width modulation (PWM) or clock recovery mode. The oscillator can also be set to generate a fixed or a variable-length pulse.

The XLP538A90.000000X oscillator is a reliable and cost-effective choice for various applications. It offers the perfect combination of performance and value and is well suited for applications in the fields of telecommunications, radio broadcasting, navigation, medical instrumentation, and industrial automation, among others.