SIT1602BC-11-30E-66.000000E

Introduction of SIT1602BC-11-30E-66.000000E Oscillators

SIT1602BC - 11-30E-66.000000E Oscillators form a part of the voltage-controlled oscillators (VCOs). The device is composed of an analog voltage input, voltage controlled CMOS oscillators, and a linear output buffer amplifier. It provides an ultra-low power consumption and high performance.

Application Fields of SIT1602BC-11-30E-66.000000E Oscillators

SIT1602BC - 11-30E-66.000000E Oscillators are particularly used in the multiple industries. It is applied to the wireless communications and cellular telecommunication fields. This device is used for different designs in the GSM900/1800, CDMA, WCDMA, WiMax, and LTE technology applications. Moreover, this device has found some application in broadcasting and other industries.

The SIT1602BC - 11-30E-66.000000E Oscillators provide an ultra-low power consumption in the transmission base station applications. It also offers very low frequency drift that makes it applicable in the cellular applications, especially with the single supply battery supply applications.

Apart from the above mentioned fields, the SIT1602BC - 11-30E-66.000000E Oscillators can be used in other wireless applications including motor control, baseband filtering, GPS, and data acquisition.

Working Principle of SIT1602BC-11-30E-66.000000E Oscillators

SIT1602BC - 11-30E-66.000000E Oscillators work on the linearity principle. The device consists of two main components: a CMOS oscillator and an output buffer amplifier. The oscillator generates a voltage-controlled signal at its output which is then fed to the output buffer amplifier. The output buffer amplifier takes the voltage controlled signal and converts it into an AC signal which is then amplified and sent out via the output pins.

The working of the SIT1602BC - 11-30E-66.000000E Oscillators is further enhanced by the inclusion of a programmable clock divider. This feature allows the user to control the frequency range of the oscillator with a steady and dependable reference signal.

The device can be programmed externally so that it can accept different frequency inputs. It also has a temperature compensated frequency control ensuring a more stable output. The device also offers good linearity and a low power consumption.

Conclusion

SIT1602BC - 11-30E-66.000000E Oscillators are used in a variety of fields like cellular telecommunication, wireless communication, broadcast, and more. This device is composed of an analog voltage input, voltage controlled CMOS oscillators, and a linear output buffer amplifier. It offers ultra-low power consumption and high performance, and is further enhanced by the inclusion of a programmable clock divider.