SIT1602BC-11-30N-74.176000G

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Oscillators

Oscillators, also known as crystal oscillators, are electronic components that produce a periodic oscillating current or voltage waveform. They are widely used in many fields of electronics for timing, signal generation, and other applications. The most common type of oscillator, the quartz oscillator, uses a quartz crystal as its resonant element and can be extremely accurate and reliable.

SIT1602BC-11-30N-74.176000G is an example of a quartz oscillator and is designed to provide a stable reference signal. It consists of a combination of a quartz resonator, amplifier, frequency divider, and clock generator. The quartz resonator is a quartz crystal made up of two plates with a thin layer of conductive metal between them. When a voltage is applied to the metal film, it vibrates, producing an electrical signal that oscillates at a frequency determined by the size and orientation of the plates. This signal is then amplified and fed to the frequency divider where it is divided down to the desired frequency. This divided signal is then used by the clock generator to generate the final reference signal.

SIT1602BC-11-30N-74.176000G is commonly used in communications systems, consumer electronics, automobiles, industrial automation, and many other fields. It is designed for use in a variety of frequencies, from low frequency (LF) to ultra-high frequency (UHF). It is highly accurate and reliable due to the use of the quartz crystal. This oscillator is also very power efficient, making it suitable for low-power applications where energy conservation is important.

In summary, SIT1602BC-11-30N-74.176000G is an example of a quartz oscillator that is designed for a variety of applications including communications, consumer electronics, automobiles, and industrial automation. It has excellent accuracy and reliability due to the use of quartz crystal as its resonant element, as well as being power efficient.

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