SIT1602BC-11-30E-20.000000G

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SIT1602BC-11-30E-20.000000G Application Field and Working Principle

Oscillators are electronic devices that can generate a continuous periodic signal. The application fields of a SIT1602BC-11-30E-20.000000G oscillator involve various electronics applications such as radio receivers, television, and computers.

The SIT1602BC-11-30E-20.000000G oscillator is a CMOS based oscillator which can generate clock signals at 2Hz - 20MHz range. The oscillator operates with a temperature range of - 40 °C to + 125 °C. It is also capable of delivering output frequencies in the frequency range from 1 KHz to 20 MHz. The maximum power consumption of the oscillator is 180 mW and it has an ultra-low phase jitter of 0.12 pico seconds.

The working principle of the oscillator is based on a quartz resonator. A quartz crystal is used as the resonator because it can oscillate for long periods of time with little to no power and has low power consumption. The quartz resonator is connected with two capacitors and a resistor. The capacitors act as an input and output to the oscillator and the resistor acts as a dampening element.

When the quartz resonator is connected to the oscillator, it starts to oscillate at a certain frequency and the capacitors then store and release energy in the form of a waveform. The rate at which the waveform is oscillated is determined by the capacitance of the capacitors and the resistance of the resistor. As the oscillator oscillates, the frequency changes and the waveform can be tuned to a specific frequency.

SIT1602BC-11-30E-20.000000G oscillators are used in a wide range of applications as they provide reliable frequency stability and wide temperature range capability. They are particularly suitable for radio receivers, television systems, computers, and electronic control systems.

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