SIT1602AC-33-18E-50.000000Y

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"Oscillator" is an electronic component that generates a continuous electrical signal at regular intervals, usually at constant amplitude and frequency. The SIT1602AC-33-18E-50.000000Y oscillator is an oscillator designed for the communication industry. It is a CMOS oscillator with a phase noise of -81dBc/Hz. It features a frequency stability of ±50ppm over a wide temperature range of -40℃ to +85℃ and operates at 3.3V. This oscillator is ideal for high performance and tough environments.

Application Field: The SIT1602AC-33-18E-50.000000Y oscillator is primarily used in high performance applications within the communication industry. These include satellite tracking systems, positioning systems, navigational systems, and communication devices. It is also suitable for instrumentation, automotive systems, and industrial AC/DC power supplies.

Working Principle: The SIT1602AC-33-18E-50.000000Y oscillator uses a Pierce oscillator topology to generate its waveforms. This topology combines a capacitor, inductor, and resistor to form a resonant circuit. An input voltage is applied to the circuit, and a feedback signal is taken from the output and used to control the current in the circuit. This causes the circuit to oscillate at a certain frequency, which is determined by its components. The oscillator can then be tuned by changing the values of components. The phase noise is determined by the quality factor (Q), which is a measure of the oscillator\'s ability to suppress noise.

The SIT1602AC-33-18E-50.000000Y oscillator is a high performance device that is ideal for communication and positioning applications under difficult environmental conditions. Its Pierce oscillator topology enables it to generate stable waveforms with low noise, and its components can be fine-tuned for different applications.

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