Oscillator

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Oscillator

In technical analysis, a model for finding prices at which a security is overbought and oversold. An oscillator finds two extreme prices using various methods and finds buy signals and sell signals when the price of the security approaches each. One of the most common oscillators is the Stochastic oscillator. See also: Price ceiling, Price floor.

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While this paper is admittedly produced by a company comparing one of its own crystal oscillators to comparable MEMS devices, the results are worthy of consideration.

Putting Crystals in Their Rightful Place: COMPARING THE PERFORMANCE OF QUARTZ CRYSTAL AND MEMS OSCILLATORS IN HIGH-RELIABILITY APPLICATIONS

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Clock oscillators have become essential to digital equipment by providing the precisely timed reference signal that controls an electronic circuit.

Kyocera introduces new Z-series clock oscillators

It should be mentioned that within the selected temperature interval, the existing industrial oscillators may have frequency stability of 5-7 ppm.

Active Frequency Stabilization Method for Sensitive Applications Operating in Variable Temperature Environments

These phase-locked oscillator models are RoHS compliant and operate over the full temperature range of -30 degrees Celsius to +70 degrees Celsius.

Pasternack Launches Phase Locked Oscillators in Six Single Output Frequencies between 50 MHz to 6000 MHz

Figure 11 shows the vibration time history curves and phase diagrams of the shells in five periods, and Figure 12 shows the oscillators in five periods.

Effective Negative Mass Nonlinear Acoustic Metamaterial with Pure Cubic Oscillator

The next step would be building a larger network of oscillators that could handle graph coloring problems with more objects at play.

New Computing System Takes Its Cues from Human Brain

The fixed points (9) and (10) are similar in form to fixed points of the individual uncoupled oscillators (8), except the fact that the fixed points (9) and (10) are single points, whereas (8) yields N points in the phase space.

Stabilization of a Network of the FitzHugh-Nagumo Oscillators by Means of a Single Capacitor Based RC Filter Feedback Technique

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Phase Noise Effect on MIMO-OFDM Systems with Common and Independent Oscillators

In the last decade, micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) oscillators began replacing quartz oscillators in many applications, including high-reliability automotive applications [4].

MEMS oscillators with improved resilience for harsh automotive environments

According to IDT, the low-jitter and high-reliability specifications of IDT's MEMS oscillators met Samsung's stringent programme requirements to win the high-volume consumer socket.