SIT1602BC-12-25N-72.000000G

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Oscillators

SIT1602BC-12-25N-72.000000G is a crystal oscillator. It is mainly used in frequency control and timing module applications. It is highly reliable, accurate and fast in stabilizing the oscillator output frequency.

Application Field

The SIT1602BC-12-25N-72.000000G crystal oscillator now widely used in electronic products, as it generates high accuracy, good temperature stability and excellent frequency stability for the following applications.

• Radio and communication systems
• Consumer products
• Business Card PC
• Automotive applications
• Instrumentation
• Health care products
• Personal communications

Working Principle

SIT1602BC-12-25N-72.000000G crystal oscillator converts electrical energy into mechanical vibrations in the crystal, then converts them back to electrical signals at the same frequency, thus creating a stable clock signal. The oscillator works by creating an oscillating electrical signal that feeds energy into a piezoelectric crystal, which vibrates or oscillates in response and sends back an alternating current in the same frequency. The electrical signal in the crystal\'s oscillation process is smoothed out by an amplifier before being sent back as a stable clock signal.

In order to make the crystal oscillator operate at the desired frequency, the combination of the oscillator\'s components such as its crystal, capacitors and inductors are carefully calculated and designed. Since the frequency of the oscillations is determined by the physical properties of the crystal, it is impossible to alter the frequency without changing the crystal itself.

A crystal oscillator is a very reliable technology and performs very well when exposed to extreme environmental conditions or vibration. The frequency stability of a crystal oscillator is generally 5 to 7 times better than a ceramic resonator, making it a good choice for ensuring frequency accuracy and stability over long periods of time.

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