SIT1602BC-71-30N-33.333000G

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Oscillators produce alternating electric currents or voltages by continuously switching between two electrical states with different potentials. The SIT1602BC-71-30N-33.333000G oscillator is used in many applications and has a variety of working principles.

The SIT1602BC-71-30N-33.333000G is a space-grade SMD crystal oscillator and can be used in satellite communication systems, air navigation systems, and military communication equipment. This oscillator has characteristics such as high stability over a wide range of temperatures and it also has high shock and vibration rejection. In GPS modules, it is used to provide a timebase signal for navigation systems. It is also widely used in intelligent control equipment and data acquisition systems.

This type of oscillator operates on the principle of a piezoelectric effect, which is the basic principle of a quartz crystal oscillator. A quartz crystal is a piezoelectric material, meaning it produces an electric charge when a mechanical force is applied to it. In the oscillator, the quartz crystal is vibrated at its resonant frequency, which produces an oscillating electrical signal. This signal is applied to a coil, which amplifies the energy and sends it to an amplifier circuit. The amplifier circuit produces a stable frequency signal, which is then applied to an output buffer amplifier. This circuit amplifies the signal and sends it to the output to drive the load.

The SIT1602BC-71-30N-33.333000G oscillator is a reliable, low-power, and cost-effective solution for a wide variety of applications. Its high stability over a wide range of temperature allows it to operate in difficult conditions and environments without requiring additional stabilization. It also offers wide operating frequency range and a low jitter output. The SIT1602BC-71-30N-33.333000G oscillator is a reliable and robust solution for time-keeping and frequency control in many critical applications.

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