SIT1602BC-13-XXE-26.000000D

Oscillators are electronic components that generate alternating current signals or voltage signals. An oscillator is a device that generates a continuous, stable output signal when an external input signal is provided. The SIT1602BC-13-XXE-26.000000D oscillator is a type of voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO).

VCOs are widely used in various fields and are usually implemented as a frequency synthesizer for digital communication systems. They are essential components for telecommunications, electronic test equipment, radar, satellite communications, and many other applications. A VCO produces a frequency that is proportional to an analog input voltage. The frequency is adjustable by varying the input voltage.

The SIT1602BC-13-XXE-26.000000D oscillator is a Voltage Controlled Oscillator for use in a wide range of applications, from communications receivers and transmitters to satellites and other projects requiring reliable stable oscillations. It is housed in a hermetically sealed 14 pin TLC package and is designed to be interfaced directly with TTL logic inputs of the same power or higher. It has a center frequency of 26.000000GHz, and is capable of providing output signals up to 141.424 MHz in the range of 0 to 4.2 volts. It has an excellent phase noise performance, especially at the lower frequencies. This oscillator is designed to be used with both harmonic and non-harmonic solutions.

The working principle for SIT1602BC-13-XXE-26.000000D is based on the principle of phase-locked loops (PLL), which are systems that generate a steady output at a particular frequency in response to an input signal of varying frequency. Depending on the application, PLLs can be either positive feedback or negative feedback systems. The primary feedback mechanism for the SIT1602BC-13-XXE-26.000000D oscillator is a negative feedback loop based on phase-sensitive compensation. The oscillator works in a linear phase-sensitive mode, where the phase error detector circuit detects the difference between the input frequency and output frequency and produces a voltage signal proportional to this difference. This voltage signal is then amplified and applied to the control circuit, which adjusts the output frequency in order to keep the input and output frequencies in phase. As the voltage signal increases, the output frequency will decrease, and vice versa.

The SIT1602BC-13-XXE-26.000000D oscillator has many potential applications. It can be used in a variety of communications systems, especially in military and telecommunications applications. This oscillator is also used in a wide range of industrial applications, including sensing, motor control, PLCs, automotive, medical equipment, and robotics. Additionally, this device is often used in radio and television broadcasting, digital audio, and other audio applications where a stable, reliable source of signal is required.

The SIT1602BC-13-XXE-26.000000D oscillator is a voltage-controlled oscillator, used for generating a wide range of frequencies and used in many different applications. It operates on the principle of negative feedback loops, wherein a phase error between the input and output frequencies is detected and used to adjust the output frequency. This oscillator is a reliable source of signal used in a wide range of industrial, military, and telecommunications applications.