SIT1602BC-23-30S-4.096000E

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Oscillators

Oscillators are electronic circuits that generate a continuous,, aperiodic, or a quasi-periodic electrical waveform. The basic types of oscillator circuits are different, including the phase-shift oscillator, the Colpitts oscillator, the Hartley oscillator, the Clapp (or Colpitts-Hartley) oscillator, the amplifier-and-oscillation circuit, and the Wien bridge oscillator. They are mainly used in radio broadcasting, communication, radar, and other areas.
SIT1602BC-23-30S-4.096000E is one type of oscillator. It is a type of crystal oscillator circuit with a quartz crystal resonator and an operational amplifier. This circuit uses the principle of negative feedback to produce a stable sinusoidal output waveform with a certain frequency. The quartz crystal is connected to the operational amplifier through an inductor-capacitor (LC) network to form a positive feedback loop so that the quartz crystal can vibrate at a certain frequency.
The SIT1602BC-23-30S-4.096000E oscillator is widely used in consumer electronics, clock generators, radio frequency (RF) receivers, and other electronic applications. For example, it can be used in consumer electronics, such as digital clocks, audio systems, and gaming systems, as well as communication systems, such as mobile phones and radio transceivers. It is also used in computers, as it can accurately control the timing of the system controller and other computer components. In radio broadcasting and communication fields, it is used as the intermediate frequency in the receiver and transmitter, as well as the frequency reference for the operation of the receiver. In radar, it is used to generate the pulse width modulated signal for a Doppler radar system.

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