SIT1602AC-22-18S-72.000000E

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Oscillators play a vital role in many circuits and system designs. SIT1602AC-22-18S-72.000000E is an example of an oscillator. It is a low power, surface mounted device that comes with integrated temperature compensation and can be used in many applications.

This device is suitable for use in wide variety of applications, such as in consumer electronics, industrial, medical, automotive and other applications. Primarily, it is used as a frequency control device in clocks, timers, alarms, and in PLL (Phase-Locked Loop) circuits.

The SIT1602AC-22-18S-72.000000E Oscillator has an 18-pin DIP (Dual In-line Package) and operates from 3V to 4.5V power supply. It has an operating temperature of -40°C to +85°C. It has a start-up time of 30ms, a power down time of 20ms, a frequency stability of ±0.07% over full operating temperature range, and a harmonic distortion of -50dBc. The output waveform is a sine wave with an amplitude of 0.9Vpp and a high frequency of up to 72MHz.

The working principle of SIT1602AC-22-18S-72.000000E oscillator is based on a self-biased flip-flop configuration. A voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) is an active element, connected to two comparators and a reference voltage source. This VCO is connected to a crystal resonator, which generates a frequency. This generated frequency is compared to a reference frequency, which is provided by the reference voltage source, and then adjusted accordingly.

The VCO output then gets compared with the reference voltage from the reference voltage source. If the VCO output is higher than the reference voltage, the output of the oscillator is reversed and vice versa. This process continues until the VCO output becomes equal to the reference voltage. The oscillator then settles at the output frequency, maintaining its phase and frequency constants.

In short, SIT1602AC-22-18S-72.000000E oscillator is a low power, surface mounted device that can be used in applications such as consumer electronics, industrial, medical, automotive and more. It works on the principle of self-biased flip-flop configuration, where the output of the VCO is compared to the reference voltage from the reference voltage source. This comparison and adjustment process helps to maintain a steady reference frequency and output waveform over the operating temperature range.

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