SIT1602AC-33-33E-40.000000Y

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What are Oscillators

Oscillators are electronic circuits that generate continuous electrical sine wave signals. They are used in a wide range of electronic systems, from consumer electronics such as TVs, radios, phones, and personal computers, to industrial automation systems, medical equipment, and scientific research instruments. Oscillators are generally classified by the type of waveform they produce; most commonly sine, square, and triangle waves. Other types include sawtooth and rectangular waves. Oscillators are also classified according to their method of generating the desired output waveform. These methods include phase-locked loop (PLL), digital frequency synthesis (DFS), and direct digital synthesis (DDS).

SIT1602AC-33-33E-40.000000Y application field and working principle

The SIT1602AC-33-33E-40.000000Y oscillator belongs to the family of miniature, surface-mount ceramic oscillators. It is designed with an external frequency control port, allowing for frequency adjustment without replacing the oscillator. It has a typical frequency of 40 MHz, operating within a temperature range of -40°C to +85°C, and is available in both leaded and lead-free versions.The SIT1602AC-33-33E-40.000000Y oscillator is a low-cost, small size, and low-power oscillator that makes it suitable for high-volume consumer applications, such as TVs, radios, phones, and personal computers. In addition, it is also suitable for industrial automation, medical, and scientific instrumentation. The SIT1602AC-33-33E-40.000000Y oscillator is a Crystal Oscillator and uses a quartz crystal as its resonator. The crystal vibrates at its resonant frequency and a feedback circuit amplifies the signal. The quartz crystal controls the frequency of the output waveform. The oscillator is designed to be temperature-stable and have good frequency accuracy. Its frequency accuracy can be adjusted by making small changes to the crystal\'s resonance frequency.

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