SIT1602BC-32-18N-4.000000T

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Oscillators are electrical circuits that generate a variety of waveforms at specific frequencies, and they are a key component in many technologies. The SIT1602BC-32-18N-4.000000T oscillator is a 4-pin device that provides a wide range of possibilities for implementing functions in a range of electronic applications.

Features

The SIT1602BC-32-18N-4.000000T oscillator features an IDT circuit design, which consists of a quartz crystal and an integrated circuit chip. It provides 32M Hz output frequency with 1.2V operating voltage and -40 to +85 degrees Celsius operating temperature range. Encapsulated in a surface mount package, the device occupies minimal PCB space, making it suitable for use in high-density electronic designs. The tiny 14-pin SMD package measures only 3.2mm x 1.6mm, and the part is RoHS compliant. Other features of the SIT1602BC-32-18N-4.000000T oscillator include excellent stability, fast start-up times, low-jitter performance, low-current consumption, and wide operating temperature range.

Application Fields

The SIT1602BC-32-18N-4.000000T oscillator is widely used in consumer and industrial electronics. Its various features make it suitable for a range of applications including PDA, digital television, digital camera, cell phone, laptop, RF communication products, automotive electronics, and industrial control. Additionally, the SIT1602BC-32-18N-4.000000T oscillator can be used for LCD displays and gaming consoles.

Working Principle

Oscillators are basically operated on the principle of resonance. SIT1602BC-32-18N-4.000000T oscillator consists of an external damped crystal, a phase shift network and a gain stage (amplifier) connected in the form of an oscillator. The oscillator circuit consists of an input signal generator and an output signal. The input signal is connected to the crystal through an amplification stage. The crystal acts as a vibrator and generates a periodic signal in response to the input signal. The phase shift network filters unwanted signals and provides feedback to the amplifier, producing an output signal of a particular frequency.

The crystal oscillator output must be further amplified and filtered to obtain the desired waveform. The output waveform can be sinusoidal, a square wave, a sawtooth wave, or a triangle wave. The frequency of the generated waveform is determined by the value of the crystal. The level of amplification, filtering and signal waveforms can be adjusted to suit the application.

Conclusion

The SIT1602BC-32-18N-4.000000T oscillator is a miniature surface mount device that provides reliable performance and operates over a wide temperature range. Its features make it suitable for use in a variety of consumer and industrial electronics, from PDA and digital television to RF communications systems. Thanks to its excellent stability and low-jitter performance, the device can be used for precise timing and frequency control applications. Its low-current consumption and tiny package size make it suitable for implementing design solutions in high-density electronic designs, eliminating the need for bulky components.

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