SIT1602BC-13-18S-30.000000E

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Oscillators

An oscillator is a device or system that generates periodic, oscillating electrical signals. Oscillators are categorized by their operating principle, which includes the type of waveform produced. Among different types of oscillators, SIT1602BC-13-18S-30.000000E is one of the commonly used devices and can be found in many electronic products used in everyday life.

Application Fields

SIT1602BC-13-18S-30.000000E is widely used in WiFi networks, wireless communication systems, and base stations. It is often used to generate clock signals in order for devices to communicate and synchronize with each other. Moreover, it is an important component in smart home systems, and it is required for an ideal operating environment for various sensors and integrated circuits. Furthermore, it can be used for other purpose, such as radar and navigation systems.

Working Principle

Specifically, SIT1602BC-13-18S-30.000000E is an oscillator based on a crystal resonator. Its working principle is to use the natural vibrating frequency of a crystal in an electric field to generate clock signals. The crystal resonator consists of two plates which make use of the natural resonance of the crystal. These plates are connected by a thin film of liquid, and electric fields are created to support the process of signal generation.

Once the electrical field is applied, an oscillating voltage is generated between the two plates. The oscillator then amplifies the frequency of this voltage and produces a stable clock signal. This clock signal can be used to sync different electronic products, providing the clock signal which is essential for most digital systems.

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