SIT1602BC-13-25N-38.400000G

Oscillators are electronic components that generate an electromagnetic wave of a fixed frequency, which is usually periodic and repetitive. The SIT1602BC-13-25N-38.400000G is one type of oscillator. An oscillator is an electronic device that creates a signal at a specific frequency that is used to determine, stabilize or time other electronic devices. The SIT1602BC-13-25N-38.400000G is a cost-effective high-performance oscillator with excellent stability and low phase noise.

The SIT1602BC-13-25N-38.400000G oscillator is popularly used in numerous applications such as cell phones, servers, laptops, network equipment, consumer electronics, HDTVs, and many more. It is also commonly used in industrial, automotive, medical, and communication applications, making it suitable for use in many different areas.

The working principle of the SIT1602BC-13-25N-38.400000G is based on an electrical circuit composed of passive components, such as resistors and capacitors, along with an active component, such as a transistor. These components and the circuit as a whole create an electrical signal that exists in a constant oscillation. The oscillations of the signal create a frequency, which is determined by the electrical components within the circuit.

The SIT1602BC-13-25N-38.400000G oscillator can operate at up to 38.4 million oscillations per second, and provide a frequency accuracy of ±50 ppm. It provides remarkable phase noise, better than -145 dBc/Hz within a -20 dB offset and low jitter noise to meet most applications. Furthermore, this oscillator is highly stable and delivers superior temperature stability from -10°C to 70°C with a specification of ±3ppm tolerance.

The SIT1602BC-13-25N-38.400000G oscillator is commonly used for many frequency-critical applications that require very low distortion and low noise. The oscillator design enables full control of any device in a small package and with a variety of options. It is ideal for applications that require a robust and cost-effective solution for frequency control, such as communications, automotive, medical, test and measurement, satellite, and more.