SIT1602BC-12-XXS-66.660000D

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Oscillators are fundamentally used in a vast number of applications as they translate electrical signals into sound, simulate various waveshapes, trigger timing circuits, or simply provide a signal to refer other components from. The SIT1602BC-12-XXS-66.660000D represents a type of oscillator and provides an overview of its application field and working principle.

Description

The SIT1602BC-12-XXS-66.660000D is a low-power oscillator in a small package. It is a dual-pickup, quadrature CMOS clock oscillator that provides a wide range of frequencies: 100 Hz to 66.66 MHz.The SIT1602BC-12-XXS-66.660000D offers low phase jitter, low power consumption, wide frequency range, and low cost.

Application Field

TheSIT1602BC-12-XXS-66.660000D can be used as an oscillator in consumer electronic devices, pilot light devices, clocking devices for counter/timers, digital signal processors and microprocessors. Furthermore, the oscillator can be used in switches, general timing applications, tuning circuits, phase-locked loops, serial communication, analog to digital converters, wide frequency range applications, and so on.

Working Principle

The SIT1602BC-12-XXS-66.660000D is a CMOS oscillator that operates in a quadrature mode. This means that the oscillator generates two independent sine waves that are 90 degrees out of phase. The two signals are then combined to create a quadrature signal. The oscillator is driven by an external voltage and then converted into a square waveform.

The oscillator is comprised of two main components: an oscillator circuit and a frequency control circuit. The oscillator circuit is responsible for generating the oscillating waveforms, while the frequency control circuit provides the oscillator with the necessary frequency control voltage. The two signals are then combined to create a quadrature signal.

The oscillator is driven by a bias voltage that is generated by a capacitance-based frequency control circuit. This circuit consists of a series of capacitors connected in series that act as frequency-determ ining resistors. The frequency of the oscillator is determined by the amount of current flowing through the capacitor. The oscillator frequency is also adjusted by changing the ratio of the capacitance values.

In summary, the SIT1602BC-12-XXS-66.660000D is a low-power oscillator in a small package. It is a dual-pickup, quadrature CMOS clock oscillator that provides a wide range of frequencies: 100 Hz to 66.66 MHz. It can serve in a wide variety of applications, many of which require the delivery of precise, sinusoidal signals. It is driven by an external voltage and then converted into a square waveform, and adjusted by a capacitance-based frequency control circuit. The oscillator is a high-performance device for frequency control in a wide variety of consumer, pilot light, counter/timer, and DSP applications.

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