SIT1602BC-13-18N-35.840000D

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Oscillators are widely used in many different fields, due to their ability to create alternating current, generate signals, and monitor frequencies and amplitudes. SIT1602BC-13-18N-35.840000D is one of the oscillators popular in the market. It is especially useful for providing precise timing, frequency correction, signal shaping and pulse generation. This article will explain its application field and working principle.

The SIT1602BC-13-18N-35.840000D oscillator is mostly used in communication and safekeeping equipments, such as data ports, computer peripherals, and digital banks. It can also be utilized in industries that require stably transmits frequency and time-domain signals, like medical treatment, navigation, and military. The oscillator\'s highest-frequency output can reach up to 50MHz.

The SIT1602BC-13-18N-35.840000D oscillator features a very small size, high reliability, and low phase noise. The oscillator also has a very low EMI and a special waveform quality control. With these appealing features, SIT1602BC-13-18N-35.840000D is the ideal choice for miniature and fully integrated systems.

The SIT1602BC-13-18N-35.840000D oscillator works by generating an AC signal, which is then amplified by the filter and the amplifier. The signal is then sent to the quartz oscillator, where it is converted into a precise and stable frequency. Finally, the frequency is output from the oscillator to the load. The power supply supplies the operating voltage of the oscillator; and the damping resistor dampens the frequency stably.

The SIT1602BC-13-18N-35.840000D oscillator is suitable for many different applications and has excellent performance in terms of frequency stability and accuracy. It is also very reliable and has a long life expectancy. With such features, SIT1602BC-13-18N-35.840000D is the perfect choice for users who need a high-accuracy and reliable oscillator.

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