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Fairview Microwave has unveiled voltage-controlled oscillators (VCOs) that allow the frequency of the output signal to be varied by adjusting the amplitude of the input tuning voltage. Unlike ...

Researchers have modeled how the combination of a virtual oscillator control mechanism and a cascaded sliding mode control can help regulate voltage and frequency in a distributed-solar microgrid.

Voltage-controlled oscillator-based analog-to-digital converters (VCO-based ADCs) represent an emerging class of digitisation circuits that harness the frequency-modulating properties of VCOs to ...

Crystek’s CVCO55CC-2745-2860 voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) operates from 2745 to 2860 MHz with a control voltage range of 0.5 ~ 4.5 V. It features a typical phase noise of –106 dBc/Hz at 10-kHz ...

Last session, we use the cheap and cheerful 4046 Phase-locked Loop chip as a simple voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO). It was dead simple, in fact, because the chip has a VCO already built in. There ...

If you want a stable oscillator, you usually think of using a crystal. The piezoelectric qualities of quartz means that it can be cut in a particular way that it will oscillate at a very precise ...

is now a function of time for both constant ζ and for ζ (t): . How ζ (t) varies over time depends on the ACL dynamics. The problem can be approached generally, without regard to oscillator type, by ...

Designed to control the frequency of crystal oscillator circuits, the 3022 series of high-ratio, hyperabrupt varactor tuning diodes is designed to deliver a dc bias control voltage from -0.3V to -4V.

"Putney" (VCS-3) voltage control synthesizer, circa 1970, designed by Peter Zinovieff. Uses small pins to connect various modules via an ingenious x/y matrix. Modules left to right from the top: ...

A control voltage is a voltage in the range of 0 - 10 volts (usually) which is used to control various modules in an analogue system. it may be alternating or direct current, though most often the ...