SIT1602BC-13-18S-75.000000D

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Oscillators

An oscillator is an electronic device that generates a periodic, oscillating, electrical signal. Oscillators can be used to generate tones by audio equipment, control signals by electronic equipment, and create timing reference by radio equipment.

SIT1602BC-13-18S-75.000000D application field and working principle

SIT1602BC-13-18S-75.000000D is a high frequency oscillator. Its recommended application field includes low phase noise frequency synthesizer, differential output signals and high linearity clock. The center frequency is 75MHz.

This oscillator is based on a SilTerra CMOS process, using an internal voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) as the source of its output frequency. The oscillator is further stabilized by a specially designed phase locked loop (PLL), which is tuned to a reference frequency.

This oscillator is powered by a single +3.3V or +2.5V DC supply. The power is triggered by the BIAS pin, which enables the supply voltage to be monitored in order to ensure stable operation. The BIAS pin also helps to improve the output\'s linearity.

The SIT1602BC-13-18S-75.000000D oscillator features excellent phase noise performance. The typical phase noise is about -115dBc/Hz at a 10KHz offset. Its high dynamic range is beneficial for frequency synthesis.

It is equipped with two outputs, one for single-ended signals and the other one for differential signals. This allows for flexibility when designing an oscillator-based system.

The differential output can be further used to drive high-speed FPGAs and ASICs. It is also well-suited for precision clock recovery and fast-switching data signal generation.

In conclusion, the SIT1602BC-13-18S-75.000000D oscillator is an ideal choice for high frequency applications. Its excellent phase noise performance and high dynamic range make it suitable for low phase noise frequency synthesizers, differential output signals and high linearity clocks.

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