SIT1602BC-23-XXE-12.000000E

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Oscillators

Oscillators are electrical circuits, usually with active components such as transistors and/or integrated circuits, that are designed to generate a periodic signal such as a sine wave. They are used extensively in electronic systems for timing and stabilization. The SIT1602BC-23-XXE-12.000000E is an example of this type of circuit.

Design

The SIT1602BC-23-XXE-12.000000E is a low-power CMOS oscillator circuit, designed to oscillate at a frequency of 12 MHz. It is built on a 4mm x 4mm custom piece of silicon, with bond pads for connecting to external components and pins. The circuit consists of two main parts: the oscillator core, and the reset circuit. The oscillator core is a unique type of oscillator, known as an, "Allen Modulated Oscillator". This type of oscillator is designed to have a high noise immunity, and will produce a relatively low phase noise and minimal jitter. The reset circuit is designed to resynchronize the oscillator, when the supply voltage drops below the operating voltage.

Application

The most common applications for the SIT1602BC-23-XXE-12.000000E oscillator are in digital communication systems, such as Global Positioning System (GPS) receivers, wireless transmitters, and consumer electronics. It is also used in the Industrial, Military and Aerospace Industries, where precise timing is required. These oscillators are often used in circuits that employ clock synchronization techniques, including phase-locked loops and delay-locked loops. Due to their low phase noise and jitter performance, they are also often used as clock sources in sampling systems, such as sigma-delta converters and pulse-width modulation systems.

Working Principle

The working principle of the SIT1602BC-23-XXE-12.000000E oscillator is relatively simple. The oscillator core is designed to oscillate at a specific frequency, and is powered by a DC power supply. A capacitor is used to ensure that the oscillator\'s frequency remains stable over changing temperatures. The reset circuit monitors the supply voltage, and will automatically resynchronize the oscillator when the voltage drops below the operating threshold. The oscillator will continue to oscillate at its specified frequency until the supply voltage is restored.

Conclusion

The SIT1602BC-23-XXE-12.000000E oscillator is an important component in a variety of digital communication systems, such as GPS receivers, wireless transmitters, consumer electronics, and industrial and military applications. It is specially designed to produce low phase noise and minimal jitter, and is able to reset itself when the power supply voltage drops below its operating threshold.

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