SIT1602BC-13-25E-60.000000D

Oscillators

The SIT1602BC-13-25E-60.000000D is an oscillator, a device that produces a repetitive signal, often in the form of a sine wave or a square wave. The frequency of oscillation is determined by an onboard crystal, typically quartz, and can be used to control the speed of computers, digital logic systems, and various other devices.

The SIT1602BC-13-25E-60.000000D has a frequency of 60.000000MHz, a minimum center frequency of 60.000000+/- 25.000000MHz, and an output power of 1dB maximum. It has a pullability of 10~20MHz, a power supply voltage of 3.3V, and a supply current of 2mA. Furthermore, it has a TTL/CMOS compatible logic level output, an external frequency synchronization capability, and a control to adjust the output frequency from 30.000000MHz to 90.000000MHz.

The oscillator circuit consists of a quartz crystal, a bias resistor, an amplifier, and an output capacitor. The quartz crystal acts as a feedback element to the amplifier, creating an oscillating signal that is proportional to the frequency of the crystal. The amplifier then drives the output capacitor, which filters out any random noise from the signal, resulting in a pure sine wave or a square wave.

The SIT1602BC-13-25E-60.000000D is used in a variety of applications, such as television sets, computers, radios, wireless communications, musical instruments, medical devices, and industrial machinery. The oscillator is often used to determine the speed of circuits, to generate radio frequency signals, and to synchronize digital circuitry. Furthermore, it can be used to generate precise timing signals or to control the speed of motors or servos.

Oscillators such as the SIT1602BC-13-25E-60.000000D are essential for many electronic devices, as they provide accurate and reliable frequency signals for a variety of different applications. They are designed to be highly reliable, stable, and accurate, providing an essential function in modern electronics.