SIT1602BC-13-28E-4.000000D

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• Introduction
• Application Field ofSIT1602BC-13-28E-4.000000D Oscillator
• Working Principle ofSIT1602BC-13-28E-4.000000D Oscillator
• Conclusion

IntroductionOscillators are electrical devices that generate a continuous output signal of a sine wave, triangle wave or square wave form and are widely used in all types of electronic applications. They are usually used to control the timing, frequency, and stability of a system or circuit. Oscillators play an important role in many industries, including computers, communications, audio and video, aviation and defense, research and development, and magnetics. The SIT1602BC-13-28E-4.000000D is one such oscillator, and this article will discuss its application field and working principle. Application Field of SIT1602BC-13-28E-4.000000D OscillatorThe SIT1602BC-13-28E-4.000000D, or SiT1602, is a low-power and low-cost crystal oscillator. It provides a stable and accurate timing signal for embedded applications such as satellite navigation and wireless communication systems. The SiT1602 is suitable for a wide range of operating temperatures, -40 °C ~ 85 °C, with low frequency stabilities down to 0.25 ppm. It has an output frequency range of 0.1 to 20 MHz, and a wide variety of supply voltages, between 1.7 V and 3.6 V. The SiT1602 also has an exceptionally high phase noise, and is extremely small in size (only 2.5 x 3.2 mm).The SiT1602 is ideal for GPS receivers, set-top boxes, DVD players, medical equipment, and other consumer, industrial, automotive, and military applications. Its low power consumption, low jitter, and small size make it an excellent choice for these applications.Working Principle of SIT1602BC-13-28E-4.000000D OscillatorThe SiT1602 is based on the Pierce oscillator circuit topology. This topology employs a pair of feedback elements connected to the inverting and non-inverting inputs of an inverting amplifier. The feedback elements are two series-connected capacitors and an inductor. The inductor is connected to ground and to the amplifier output.The feedback elements and the amplifier form a high-gain radio frequency (RF) amplifier circuit. This configuration amplifies the signal applied to the amplifier inputs, providing a sinusoidal output with a frequency proportional to the feedback elements\' values. The capacitors and inductor can be adjusted to tune the output frequency of the oscillator.ConclusionThe SIT1602BC-13-28E-4.000000D is an excellent choice for embedded applications. Its low power consumption, wide frequency range, wide range of supply voltages, and small form factor make it an ideal solution for applications such as satellite navigation and wireless communication systems. The SIT1602 also employs the Pierce oscillator topology, which provides a highly accurate sinusoidal output with a frequency determined by the values of two series-connected capacitors and an inductor. Therefore, the SIT1602 is the perfect oscillator for any application.

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