SIT1602BC-11-30E-48.000000E

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Oscillators

Oscillators are types of electronic components designed to produce oscillating electrical signals that typically go through a repetitive cycle. The SIT1602BC-11-30E-48.000000E is a type of oscillator that uses an assurance device to deliver precise clock signals with low jitter characteristics.

Application Field

The SIT1602BC-11-30E-48.000000E oscillator is designed for networking, telecommunications, and other applications requiring reliable clock signals. It has a wide temperature range from -40 to 85 degrees Celsius and provides a frequency range between 8 and 76.8MHz for superior performance.

The oscillator consists of a PLL (Phase-Locked Loop) circuit, which is responsible for generating a signal that is in phase with the received signal, a frequency synthesizer for setting the desired frequency, and a power supply for powering the oscillator.

The SIT1602BC-11-30E-48.000000E oscillator is suitable for applications that require a fast, reliable, and accurate clock signal. It is also suitable for various applications such as Ethernet, Wireless LAN, Blu-ray Disc, Network Attached Storage (NAS), Voice over IP (VoIP), Digital Video, Security, Industrial Automation, and more.

Working Principle

The SIT1602BC-11-30E-48.000000E oscillator consists of a crystal oscillator and an integrated PLL circuit. The crystal oscillator generates a low-jitter clock signal, which is sent to the PLL circuit for further processing. The PLL circuit then generates a signal that is in phase with the received signal, allowing for a precise output signal.

The PLL circuit contains a loop filter, phase comparator, voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO), phase detector, and an amplifier. The loop filter is used to filter out any unnecessary noise and ensure that the signal remains clean. The phase comparator is used to compare the two signals and determine their differences in phase. The voltage-controlled oscillator then adjusts the frequency of the signal to match the input signal. The phase detector then detects any discrepancies between the input and output signals and adjusts the VCO accordingly. Finally, the amplifier amplifies the signal to the desired level.

The SIT1602BC-11-30E-48.000000E oscillator is designed to provide reliable, accurate, and low-jitter clock signals for various applications. It is an ideal choice for users who need a dependable solution for networking, telecommunications, and other applications.

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