SIT1602BC-23-28N-18.432000D

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An oscillator is an electronic circuit that produces a periodic, oscillating electronic signal, often a sine wave or a square wave. It is an important component device utilized in many electronic circuits and products, and is used to solve numerous problems. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of SIT1602BC-23-28N-18.432000D oscillator.

SIT1602BC-23-28N-18.432000D oscillator belongs to the range of high-speed, wide-band small signal oscillators, and it is made up of industry-standard CMOS technology. This oscillator features a high frequency of up to 23MHz, and it is a low-consumption device, consuming only 2.7mA at nominal supply voltage. This oscillator also features a wide operating temperature range of -40°C to +85°C.

Apart from general electronics, this oscillator is an important part in high-speed digital networks and embedded systems. Specifically, this oscillator is most often used in high-speed and wide-band analog communications systems and Baseband RF communications systems. It is also used in many other applications such as high-speed logic, distributed clock generation, PC clock synchronization, and low-noise clock synchronization.

The working principle of SIT1602BC-23-28N-18.432000D oscillator is based on an active feedback loop composed of two current-driven oscillators. The current source enables the switching action of an input voltage and hence, creates an oscillating system. The oscillation frequency is then set by the frequency tuning capacitor connected to the oscillator. The output is then buffered and fed back to the oscillator\'s inverting input. This closed loop then results in a stable output frequency and results in a predictable and repeatable signal.

In conclusion, SIT1602BC-23-28N-18.432000D oscillator is a high-speed, wide-band small signal oscillator that is used in many high-speed digital and embedded systems. This oscillator is characterized by its high frequency of 23MHz and its low power consumption. Its working principle is based on an active feedback loop composed of two current-driven oscillators.

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