SIT1602BC-11-33N-4.096000E

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Oscillators are devices that generate a periodic, or repeating, waveform. One common type of oscillator is the SIT1602BC-11-33N-4.096000E, a voltage-controlled crystal oscillator. This device is an electronic oscillator whose frequency is determined by an external voltage applied to its control terminals.

The SIT1602BC-11-33N-4.096000E has a broad range of applications, including wireless communications, timing and control, audio and video systems, computing applications, and signal processing. It is mainly used for the generation of radio frequencies (RF) signal, but can also be used to create a range of other frequencies.

The working principle of the SIT1602BC-11-33N-4.096000E is to convert a DC input voltage varying from 0 to 5 VDC, into an AC output frequency varying from 4.0960kHz to 5.860MHz. This is achieved by converting the DC voltage signal into a square wave, which is then applied to a crystal resonator that produces an output frequency proportional to the square wave. The frequency of the resonator is then determined by the frequency of the square wave and the type of crystal used.

The SIT1602BC-11-33N-4.096000E uses a clock oscillator, which consists of an oscillator core, a crystal, and associated components. The oscillator core acts as an amplifier and produces an output signal that is proportional to the input voltage. This signal is then passed through the crystal resonator, which is tuned to a particular frequency. The output of the crystal resonator is then fed back to the oscillator core, which amplifies the signal and produces an analog output, which is the desired frequency.

The SIT1602BC-11-33N-4.096000E is a versatile voltage-controlled crystal oscillator, providing stable frequency outputs over a wide frequency range. It can be used in a variety of applications ranging from radio frequency signal generation to timing and control applications. Its combination of high reliability, stability, and low cost makes it one of the most popular types of voltage-controlled crystal oscillators available.

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