SIT1602BC-13-30N-27.000000D

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SIT1602BC-13-30N-27.000000D Application Field and Working Principle

Oscillators are active electronic components that are used in many electronic systems for generating time varying signals. The SIT1602BC-13-30N-27.000000D is an economical quartz crystal oscillator that is specifically developed for designing high frequency oscillators with advanced performance.

Application Field

The standard SIT1602BC-13-30N-27.000000D oscillator is suitable for various fields, such as in the industrial control, automotive, consumer, aerospace, medical and telecommunications industries. It can be used for synthesizing slow to medium frequency signals with high stability and accuracy. It can be used in various applications, such as frequency division, timing interval measurement, local oscillator, modulation, PLL, precision counters and synchronization.

Working Principle

The SIT1602BC-13-30N-27.000000D oscillator consists of a quartz crystal, an amplifier circuit and a buffer amplifier. This oscillator uses an AT-cut quartz crystal as the frequency control element. When an alternating voltage is applied to the crystal, it will cause a mechanical resonance, resulting in a periodic vibration with a definite frequency. Then the amplifier circuit amplifies the oscillations produced by the quartz crystal, producing an oscillating wave of constant frequency. The buffer amplifier produces a higher output voltage for powering other components or circuits. The oscillator is designed to be inherently stable, and the frequency accuracy is guaranteed by using gold electrodes on the quartz.

Conclusion

The SIT1602BC-13-30N-27.000000D is an oscillator developed for designing high frequency oscillators with advanced performance. It is suitable for various fields, such as in the industrial control, automotive, consumer, aerospace, medical and telecommunications industries. This oscillator uses an AT-cut quartz crystal as the frequency control element, an amplifier circuit to amplify the oscillations, and a buffer amplifier to produce a higher output voltage for powering other components or circuits. The oscillator is designed to be inherently stable, and the frequency accuracy is guaranteed by using gold electrodes on the quartz.

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