SIT1602BC-12-33N-10.000000D

The SIT1602BC-12-33N-10.000000D is a type of oscillator. It is a type of electrical circuit that produces a periodic, oscillating electrical signal with almost no external input. Oscillators are kinds of electronic circuits that generate repeated signals with precise arrival time.

Application Field

The SIT1602BC-12-33N-10.000000D is mainly applied to basic industrial and commercial task such as computer power supply, frequency synthesizers, noise generators, etc. Oscillators could be used to convert the power from ac to dc, regulate the voltage and current. It is also used in providing a precise time reference for navigation systems, telecommunication networks and instrumentation systems. Oscillators could be found in television, radio, cell phones, laptops, computers, and other electronic devices.

Working Principle

Oscillators serve as an unconditionally stable energy source. The working principle is based on an amplifying device such as a transistor that feeds back output energy to the input as a loop. The system is then able to offer positive feedback which stabilizes its operation. The amplifying device can generate a small signal wave with a feedback loop which can enlarge the waveform. Once the waveform is amplified, the same feedback loop can serve to return the same waveform to the input, thus maintaining its state.

The SIT1602BC-12-33N-10.000000D oscillator consists of two main parts. First is the resonance circuit which resonates with the frequency of the wave being generated. This is a tuned Circuit connected to the oscillator amplifier to make possible the output frequency. The second part is the amplifier which has an input connected to its own output, thus amplifying the output signal wave. This is usually done using a transistor or other amplifier, and creates the signal that forms the output waveform.