Abstract:
A thin and highly stable piezoelectric oscillator is provided with a piezoelectric vibrator, a mother printed board which supports a piezoelectric vibrator main body on its one face and connects lead terminals to a wiring pattern, oscillating circuit parts which are mounted on one face of the mother printed board to be disposed in close contact with one face of the piezoelectric vibrator main body, adjusting circuit parts which are mounted on the other face of the mother printed board, an internal printed board which is provided in contact with the other face of the piezoelectric vibrator main body, and heater resistors which are mounted on the internal printed board to be disposed in close contact with the other face of the piezoelectric vibrator main body. Thus, since such a configuration is employed that, while the oscillating circuit parts mounted on the mother printed board are brought in close contact with the one face of a metal case of the piezoelectric vibrator, the heater resistors mounted on the flexible printed board are brought in close contact with the other face of the metal case for the piezoelectric vibrator, not only the heater resistors heat the piezoelectric vibrator but also it indirectly heats the oscillating circuit parts efficiently.
Abstract:
[Object of the invention] To provide designing means that prevents deterioration through thermal aging of an electronic part used in high-stability piezoelectric oscillators and the like when the high end of the usage temperature is 85 deg C.[Means for solving the problem] In a high-stability piezoelectric oscillator equipped with: a first isothermic oven housing a piezoelectric vibrator and an electronic part; a second isothermic oven; a case; and the like, a high-stability piezoelectric oscillator wherein a temperature of the first isothermic oven is set to be lower than a temperature of a second isothermic oven using a Peltier element or the like.
Abstract:
A piezoelectric oscillator using a pair of first and second inverter amplifiers, includes a piezoelectric vibrator inserted between gate inputs of the first and second inverter amplifiers; load capacitors inserted between a ground and each of the gate inputs of the first and second inverter amplifiers; and resistors inserted between an input and an output of each of the first and second inverter amplifiers. In the piezoelectric oscillator, the output terminal of the first inverter amplifier is connected to the input terminal of the second inverter amplifier by a first capacitor for cutting direct current, and the input terminal of the first inverter amplifier is connected to the output terminal of the second inverter amplifier by a second capacitor for cutting direct current.
Abstract:
A SC cut crystal microbalance includes a SC cut crystal oscillator, a C mode/B mode switching-type oscillation circuit, a frequency countermand a frequency information processing device, wherein the C mode/B mode switching-type oscillation circuit is switched by a signal received from the frequency information processing device, the frequencies of C mode and B mode is measured respectively, variations by temperature change are compensated from frequency variations of C mode based upon temperature information by the frequency change of B mode, and whereby mass change is measured.
Abstract:
The piezoelectric oscillator is a Colpitts circuit including a piezoelectric vibrator and a load capacitance in the oscillating loop and a limiter circuit. The excitation signal from the piezoelectic vibrator is supplied to the limiter circuit, and the limiter circuit controls the inter-terminal impedance of the capacitor which is connected to the limiter based on variations in the excitation signal and thus clips the level of the excitation signal.
Abstract:
To obtain means for suppressing a jump phenomenon to a B mode in a Colpitts oscillator using an SC-cut crystal unit. In a Colpitts oscillator including a piezoelectric resonator and an amplifier circuit, a series resonance circuit and a parallel resonance circuit consisting of an inductance and a capacitance are inserted into an oscillation loop, and the frequency of the series resonance circuit is set in the vicinity of the oscillation frequency of the oscillator, and the frequency of the parallel resonance circuit is set in the vicinity of an unwanted oscillation frequency of the oscillator, thereby to suppress the unwanted oscillation.
Abstract:
In a piezoelectric oscillator a non-inverted output terminal (3) of an ECL circuit (10) is grounded via a capacitor (C3) and is connected to a non-inverting input terminal (5) of the ECL circuit (10) via a series connection of capacitors (C4) and (C5). The non-inverting input (5) is connected via a resistor R1 to an inverting input terminal (4) of the ECL circuit (10) and is grounded via a capacitor (C2). The connection point of the series connection of the capacitors (C4) and (C5) is grounded via a crystal oscillator (X'tal) and a frequency control capacitor (C1). The output from the ECL circuit (10) is provided at its inverted output terminal 2.
Abstract:
In an inverter oscillation circuit an output terminal 2 of an inverter 1 with its input and output interconnected via a high resistance R1 is grounded via a series connection of a capacitor C1 and parallel tuning circuit composed of a capacitor C2 and an inductor L1 connected in parallel, and the connection point of this series connection is grounded via a parallel circuit of diodes D1 and D2 connected in opposite polarities. The connection point of the series connection is connected to an input terminal 3 of the inverter 1 via series-connected capacitors C3 and C4, and the connection point of this series connection is grounded via a piezoelectric vibrator Xtal and a frequency adjusting capacitor C7. The inverter oscillation circuit is configured to provide its output via a series circuit composed of a resistor R2 and a capacitor C6.
Abstract:
The present invention has for its object to provide a piezoelectric oscillator that has improved secular variation characteristics and excels in suppressing undesired resonance. The piezoelectric oscillator has a piezoelectric vibrator and an oscillation transistor, and since a collector load resistance, a capacitance, a parallel circuit of a resistance and a capacitance, and said piezoelectric vibrator are connected between the collector of the transistor and an AC-wise grounded power supply, between the emitter and collector of the transistor, between the emitter of the transistor and the ground, and between the base of the transistor and the ground, respectively, it is possible to sharply reduce a current flow through the crystal vibrator, permitting suppression of frequency variations by the secular change characteristics of the oscillator; furthermore, the reduction of the current flow through the piezoelectric vibrator improves C/N and prevents undesired vibration and oscillation as well as decreases secular changes.
Abstract:
A piezoelectric oscillator for suppressing a vibrator current easily with a simple circuit configuration is provided. A piezoelectric oscillation circuit has a series circuit composed of a capacitor Cbe as a part of a load capacitance and a capacitor Ce inserted and connected between a base of an oscillation transistor TR1 and the ground, and has an emitter resistor Re connected to a connection midpoint A of the series circuit and an emitter of the oscillation transistor TR1. Further, a base bias circuit composed of a resistor RB1 and a resistor RB2 is connected to a base of the oscillation transistor TR1, has a piezoelectric element Xtal and a capacitor C1 inserted and connected in series between the base of the oscillation transistor TR1 and the ground, and further has a resistor Rc connected to a collector of the oscillation transistor TR1 together with the power supply voltage Vcc line, and has a capacitor Cce connected between the collector and the emitter.