SIT1602BC-71-XXE-72.000000G

Oscillators

The SIT1602BC-71-XXE-72.000000G is a type of oscillator. An oscillator is a device that produces a steady, periodic signal, often used as a clock signal for digital electronics or as a radio frequency source. It works by providing a stable frequency over a wide range of conditions and compensating for changes in voltage, temperature and other external factors.

This SIT1602BC-71-XXE-72.000000G oscillator combines the high performance of a quartz oscillator and the reliability of a temperature compensated SAW oscillator. It offers a high frequency stability of ±100 ppm and a wide operating temperature range of -20 to + 70 degrees Celsius. It has low power consumption and excellent ESD protection. It is also capable of handling a wide range of frequencies from 10 to 200 megahertz.

This oscillator is widely used in a variety of applications in modern electronics. It is used in a variety of communication systems, including radio and satellite systems, as a source of high frequency signals for modulation and demodulation. It is also used in frequency synthesisers where it can generate a variety of frequencies that are accurately controlled and tracked to produce consistent pulse widths.

Additionally, this oscillator is commonly used in digital circuitry, as it can generate clock signals that are used to synchronize the flow of data. It is also used in microcontrollers, to provide timing signals for accurate sequential operations. Other uses include, driving integrated circuit (IC) based logic circuits, as a clock for analogue to digital (A/D) converters and in time delay circuits.

In order to understand how this oscillator works, it is important to understand the basics of electronic oscillation. An electronic oscillator is essentially a circuit that produces a periodic repetitive waveform based on the frequency of its components. It works by using an amplifier, an inductor, and a capacitor and is capable of creating a wide range of frequencies. A transistor is typically used as the amplifier, while the inductors and capacitors form an LC circuit. The output from the amplifier is then fed back into the input, sustaining the oscillation through the LC circuit.

The SIT1602BC-71-XXE-72.000000G oscillator is designed to operate in extreme environments and comply with the requirements of IT equipment and other embedded systems. It provides excellent performance and reliability to meet the demands of modern systems.