SIT1602BC-23-XXE-72.000000D

Oscillators play an important role in a wide variety of electronic systems, and one of these devices is the SIT 1602BC-23-XXE-72.000000D. This oscillator, manufactured by Silicon Integrated Systems (SiS), converts electrical signals into sound waves by applying electrical signals to the quartz crystal. The frequency of the generated sound waves is determined by the amount of voltage applied to the device.

The SIT 1602BC-23-XXE-72.000000D oscillator is a highly reliable and low power device designed specifically for use in communications and consumer electronics. It is capable of providing up to 72MHz RF signals and is widely used in applications such as mobile handsets, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, home theater systems, set-top boxes, digital TV, and more. The device can also be used in medical equipment, automotive applications, and industrial control systems.

The SIT 1602BC-23-XXE-72.000000D oscillator works by converting electrical signals to sound waves using a quartz crystal. The frequency of the sound waves is determined by the voltage applied to the device. When an electrical signal is applied to the crystal, the crystal begins to vibrate at a certain frequency. This vibration is then converted to sound waves and transmitted as an acoustic signal.

The SIT 1602BC-23-XXE-72.000000D is also highly accurate and offers excellent temperature stability to ensure reliable and consistent performance. It is available in a variety of package sizes to fit a variety of applications. The device is capable of providing frequencies from 28 MHz to 72 MHz, and its frequency is adjustable via the on-board Input/Output voltage regulation circuit.

The SIT 1602BC-23-XXE-72.000000D oscillator offers superior reliability and low power consumption, making it an excellent choice for a wide range of applications. Its frequency accuracy, temperature stability, and ease of installation make it an ideal choice for communications and consumer electronics. Additionally, its low power consumption makes it suitable for use in battery-powered applications.