SIT1602BC-32-25S-28.636300X

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Oscillators have been a reliable component of most electronic systems for decades. They are also key components in many dynamic systems, because of their ability to generate waves with precise frequency and phase. The SIT1602BC-32-25S-28.636300X is an oscillator that is widely used for the application and frequency control of such systems.

The SIT1602BC-32-25S-28.636300X has a fixed frequency of 28.636300 MHz with an output power of up to 25 dBm. The oscillator is designed with an advanced CMOS process and has an excellent phase noise performance. It is also capable of providing a low noise, clean signal with low power consumption and high linearity. The oscillator is also suitable for applications where tight frequency stability is required.

The working principle of the SIT1602BC-32-25S-28.636300X is based on the generation of non-integer harmonics from a crystal or ceramic resonator. A specialized LC circuit is used to ensure that the harmonics are in-phase with each other and that the frequency is accurately maintained. The circuit also provides a high-Q factor, which enables it to achieve excellent phase noise performance. The frequency control is achieved using a digitally-controlled frequency synthesizer, which is capable of providing very fine frequency stability.

The SIT1602BC-32-25S-28.636300X is an ideal choice for a wide range of applications. It is a reliable source of stable, clean waveforms and is perfect for use in systems such as telecommunications, instrumentation, sonar, and radar systems. It is also an ideal choice for general laboratory use.

The SIT1602BC-32-25S-28.636300X is a reliable and cost-effective oscillator, available in a range of packages and is suitable for a variety of applications. It offers a wide range of features for an inexpensive price, making it a perfect choice for OEM and system manufacturers.

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