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XOExecutive Officer
XOeXtra Ordinary
XOHug and Kiss
XOExtremely Old
XOCrossover Track (railroads)
XOExpenditure Order
XOGenetic Code for Turner's Syndrome
XOExcess Officer (US Military humor)
XOChristo (Latin: To Christ, epigraphy)
XOExtra Old
XOCrystal Oscillator


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He also advocates using CAD simulation techniques with a wide variety of oscillators, covering their theories and history, their characteristics, tuned-circuit oscillators, crystal oscillators, negative-resistance oscillators and nonsinusoidal oscillators.
Epson Toyocom's unique crystal oscillator fabrication technology and ultra high precision mounting technology enable the device to operate with a low consumption current and at low voltage while offering wide frequency coverage.
The Aero II transceiver utilizes a proven digitally-controlled crystal oscillator (DCXO) that enables the use of a standard 26 MHz crystal to provide the transceiver reference clock, thereby reducing the handset BOM.
 
 
 
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