SIT1602BC-12-18S-26.000000G

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Oscillators

Oscillators are electronic circuits which generate a repeated periodic signal. The signal can either be a sine wave with a single frequency (known as a sinusoid) or a more complex signal composed of numerous frequency components.

SIT1602BC-12-18S-26.000000G is a type of oscillator produced by Sinusoidal Technologies. It is a type of crystal oscillator, which relies on the use of a quartz crystal as a resonator element to generate a precise, repetitive signal. This crystal oscillator is enclosed in a miniature metal package which is easy to mount onto a printed circuit board. It is suitable for use in communications systems such as radio, data transmission and other digital devices.

Application Field

SIT1602BC-12-18S-26.000000G is particularly well-suited to use in applications where precise timing and stability are essential. It is particularly appropriate for applications such as data transmission, radio broadcasting, wireless applications and also for any application requiring an accurate clock or timing source.

For data transmission and broadcasting applications, it is able to generate stable and precise single-frequency signals which can be accurately timed and transmitted over long distances. When used in wireless applications, such as Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, it can be used to keep track of data transmission rate and ensure reliable and accurate data transmission.

Working Principle

The SIT1602BC-12-18S-26.000000G consists of a quartz crystal, a transistor, and capacitors. The crystal acts as the resonator element, vibrating at a precise frequency. The transistor acts as an amplifier, amplifying the signal produced by the crystal oscillations. The capacitors are used to set the frequency of the oscillations, and to assure stability over time.

When current is applied to the oscillator, the quartz crystal starts to vibrate at a precise frequency. This vibration generates an AC electrical signal which is amplified by the transistor. The capacitors then adjust the frequency of the oscillations, and prevent variations in the frequency over time.

The frequency of the signal produced by the SIT1602BC-12-18S-26.000000G is very stable and precise, making it well-suited for applications which require precisely timed signals. Additionally, it is also possible to adjust the frequency of the signal by adjusting the capacitors, making it easy to customize the signal produced by the oscillator.

Conclusion

The SIT1602BC-12-18S-26.000000G is a type of crystal oscillator which is suitable for use in applications which require precise, stable timing. It is well-suited to use in data transmission, radio broadcasting, and other wireless applications. It relies on a quartz crystal and a transistor to produce a signal with a high degree of repeatability and stability over time. Additionally, the frequency can be adjusted by adjusting the capacitors within the device, allowing the signal produced by the oscillator to be precisely tailored to the application.

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