SIT1602BC-72-18N-33.333330D

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An oscillator is a device which produces a repetitive oscillating electrical or mechanical signal. They are commonly used as part of different circuitry to generate various signals and are essential components for a wide variety of systems. SIT1602BC-72-18N-33.333330D oscillators are electronic components that generate a periodic signal with precisely controlled frequency and waveform. Such oscillators are used to control the frequency of electric signals.

The SIT1602BC-72-18N-33.333330D oscillator is a very small and low power Crystal Oscillator (XO). It is a full-featured low power oscillator, operating from a 3.3V supply, and is ideal for applications where low power consumption is important. It has an extremely low power consumption as low as 2.8mA. The frequency range is from 30KHz to 80.384MHz. It is available with a CMOS or TTL compatible clock output.

The SIT1602BC-72-18N-33.333330D offers the highest level of performance and reliability, with excellent stability under extreme temperature conditions. It has advanced frequency control, and its ability to enable higher frequencies makes it perfect for applications that require switching at higher frequencies. It is ideal for low-power applications, such as cellular phone base stations, medical equipment, automotive systems, industrial equipment, and other applications where low power is critical.

The working principle of the SIT1602BC-72-18N-33.333330D oscillator is based on the mechanical properties of piezoelectric crystals. The crystals are made up of quartz (silicon dioxide), boron nitride, and other materials with piezoelectric properties. Piezoelectric crystals produce an electric charge when subjected to a mechanical force. This electric charge is applied to the crystal to produce an electrical oscillation.

The SIT1602BC-72-18N-33.333330D oscillator works by applying an alternating current across the crystal which produces an electrical signal. This signal is then amplified by an amplifier circuit which can be tuned to produce different frequencies. The output of the amplifier is then sent to the device that will utilize the signal, such as a microcontroller or other electronic device.

The SIT1602BC-72-18N-33.333330D oscillator is designed to provide the highest levels of stability and performance while operating at very low power consumption. It is well-suited for applications that require the utmost in reliability, such as medical equipment, automotive systems, and wireless communications. Its ultra-low power consumption makes it ideal for use in battery-powered devices. This compact, rugged, and reliable oscillator produces clean signals, making it perfect for use in a wide variety of electronic circuits.

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