SIT1602BC-13-XXS-74.176000G

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Oscillators are electronic components that produce AC signals in a certain range. SIT1602BC-13-XXS-74.176000G oscillators are one of the most common type of oscillators available.

These oscillators are often used in high-speed electronic circuits. They are usually found in applications where precise timing is required, such as in digital clocks and timers, clock and data recovery components, microprocessors, and controlled relays.

The SIT1602BC-13-XXS-74.176000G oscillators offer a wide range of features, including a frequency range of 74.176M to 76.176M, an output impedance of 0.5Ω, a supply voltage of 1.8V-2.5V, a low jitter, and an adjustable output phase.

The working principle of these oscillators is based on a technique known as negative resistance oscillation. In this technique, electrical energy is fed back into the oscillator in order to sustain the oscillation. The feedback is adjustable, which allows for precise frequency control.

The oscillator is comprised of two main components: a resonator and a transistor. The resonator is responsible for creating the oscillation, while the transistor is used to control the phase and amplitude of the signal.

The resonator works by converting electrical energy to mechanical energy in the form of elastic waves. These waves travel back and forth between two points in the resonator, which results in an oscillating electrical signal. The signal is then fed back into the oscillator, where it is amplified and adjusted.

The transistor is used to control the phase and amplitude of the signal. By adjusting the frequency and amplitude of the signal, the transistor can adjust the phase and amplitude of the signal. This allows for precise control of the oscillation.

The SIT1602BC-13-XXS-74.176000G oscillators are a reliable and cost-effective solution for high-speed electronic circuits. They offer a wide range of features, and their working principle is based on a reliable and adjustable negative resistance oscillation. This ensures that the oscillators are accurate and reliable for any application.

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