SIT1602BC-22-18N-48.000000G

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Oscillators: SIT1602BC-22-18N-48.000000G application field and working principle

Oscillators are widely used in frequency or phase-shifting signal applications. Oscillators are components that generate specific frequency, voltage or current waveforms, either alone or combined in various configurations.

The SIT1602BC-22-18N-48.000000G is an example of a type of oscillator. It’s used in applications requiring high precision and frequency accuracy, such as measuring instruments, data acquisition systems, and radar systems. It operates at a maximum frequency of 48 MHz.

It is an surface-mount, programmable voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) with a frequency tuning range of 48 MHz. It is a high performance VCO with a tuning voltage from 0.2 V to 3.3 V. The oscillator can be programmed via a serial interface that allows for changing the operating voltage, output frequency, startup delay, and the range of the frequency error. The VCO has low power consumption and exceptional linearity. It also features an integrated amplifier and temperature compensation for temperature stability.

The working principle of the SIT1602BC-22-18N-48.000000G is based on the concept of phase-locked loops (PLL). PLLs are used to generate stable output from an input signal with low jitter. The oscillator acts as the VCO in the PLL system and the output frequency is determined by the voltage input to the VCO. The oscillator will maintain a constant output frequency as long as the input voltage is constant.

The frequency output of the oscillator is set using the tuning voltage input. The range of the frequency output can also be adjusted by programming the start-up delay using the serial interface. The oscillator senses the temperature and compensates for the frequency error to maintain a constant output frequency.

In summary, the SIT1602BC-22-18N-48.000000G is an example of an oscillator used for applications requiring high precision and frequency accuracy. It operates at a maximum frequency of 48 MHz and is programmed through a serial interface. The oscillator uses the concept of phase-locked loops to generate a stable output from an input signal. It has low power consumption and temperature stability, and features an integrated amplifier for additional accuracy.

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