SIT1602AI-22-XXE-25.000000E

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Oscillators

The SIT1602AI-22-XXE-25.000000E is a kind of oscillator, which belongs to a family of circuits that are used to generate electrical signals at a specific frequency. It is designed to produce sine waves at any frequency predetermined from DC up to 25 MHz in the range of 0-50 MHz.

Application Field

The SIT1602AI-22-XXE-25.000000E oscillator is a highly reliable and precise instrument for producing electrical signals in a range of frequencies. It can be used as a time base in clocks and timers, as a reference clock in computing devices, and as a carrier signal in communications systems. Additionally, it can be used as a signal source for test equipment, for tasks such as frequency calibration, accuracy assessment, and signal analysis.

Working Principle

The SIT1602AI-22-XXE-25.000000E oscillator works by electronically generating a sine wave within a closed electrical loop. The oscillator’s components support this loop by reflecting or absorbing frequencies in the oscillator’s positive and negative branches so that a constant frequency is maintained. As the frequency remains constant, the cycle between the two states is converted into a sine wave. This is known as the oscillation principle.

The oscillator’s components are essential for the functioning of the oscillator. The resistor part of the loop defines the frequency and acts to keep the output constant. The capacitor acts to filter and dampen out any unwanted frequencies that may appear in the output signal. The inductor provides the necessary self-resonance of the circuit and regulates the output amplitude.

The SIT1602AI-22-XXE-25.000000E oscillator is an excellent choice for applications where high frequency stability is important, as it is capable of producing highly accurate and consistent sine wave outputs. Its performance and accuracy make it suitable for a wide range of applications, including medical, computing, and communications.

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