XXHEELAANF-18.432000

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XXHEELAANF-18.432000 is a crystal oscillator technology developed by the company XX. It achieves high frequency stability and low phase noise. Using a temperature-compensated crystal oscillator (TCXO), it has a frequency stability as high as ±0.2 parts per million over the temperature range. The power consumption of the oscillator is only 0.5mA.

Applications of XXHEELAANF-18.432000 include mobile phones, VoIP, wireless LAN systems, military time-standard systems, navigation systems, test and measurement applications, satellite communications systems and various other communication systems.

The working principle of XXHEELAANF-18.432000 is simple. The oscillator is powered from a DC voltage source. When the voltage is applied to its quartz crystal, it forms a resonant circuit with a certain frequency. Any change in the applied voltage will result in a change in the frequency. This frequency, which is accurately determined by the capacitance and resistance of the quartz crystal, is the oscillator\'s output frequency. The frequency can be linearly tuned over a wide range by applying another voltage to the crystal.

The crystal\'s frequency stability is based on its temperature stability. The resonator, made of quartz crystal, is sensitive to temperature changes. As the temperature around the crystal varies, so, too, will the frequency generated by it. XXHEELAANF-18.432000 employs a temperature-compensated crystal oscillator, which works to maintain the crystal\'s frequency stability over a wide temperature range. The oscillator is designed with a temperature-compensation circuit that senses the temperature and adjusts its frequency accordingly.

In short, XXHEELAANF-18.432000 is a temperature-compensated crystal oscillator developed by XX that provides an extremely stable output frequency over a wide temperature range. Furthermore, the power consumption of the oscillator is low.

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