XLP736100.000000X

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Oscillators are electronic circuits which generate a certain type of waveform or signals. The XPL736100.000000X oscillator is one such example. This oscillator operates in the frequency range of 6.1 MHz to 6.4 MHz and is designed as a low noise oscillator for receivers and transmitters.

The XPL736100.000000X oscillator is a voltage controlled crystal oscillator circuit. It consists of a amplifier, voltage regulator, frequency divider, signal mixing circuit and a voltage controlled crystal resonator. The amplifier amplifies the input. The voltage regulator is used to keep the supply voltage constant. The frequency divider divides the input frequency into two parts. The signal mixing circuit mixes the divided signals together. The voltage controlled crystal resonator resonates at the specified frequency.

The application fields of the XPL736100.000000X oscillator are mainly in the fields of telecommunications, radio broadcasting, and wireless communication. It can be used for different types of applications such as frequency modulation, frequency division multiplexing, and phase modulation. It is also used in commercial two way radios and satellite communication systems.

One of the main advantages of the XPL736100.000000X is its low noise output. The oscillator uses a Low Noise Amplifier (LNA) for amplifying the signal. The LNA reduces the noise in the signal by reducing the noise figure of the signal. The oscillator also provides excellent frequency stability and low phase and amplitude distortion. It has an operating temperature range of between 0°C and 80°C.

The working principle of the XPL736100.000000X oscillator is based on the principle of resonance. When an external voltage is applied to the crystal resonator, the resonator starts to resonate at its resonant frequency. This frequency can be adjusted by changing the bias voltage applied to the crystal resonator. The frequency divider then divides the output frequency into two parts. The signal mixing circuit mixes the two parts together resulting in an oscillating signal whose frequency can be adjusted by changing the bias voltage.

In conclusion, the XPL736100.000000X oscillator is an electronic circuit which generates a low noise signal in the frequency range of 6.1 MHz to 6.4 MHz. This oscillator is designed for applications in telecommunications, radio broadcasting, and wireless communication. It works on the principle of resonance and has excellent frequency stability and low phase and amplitude distortion. It is also able to withstand a wide operating temperature range.

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