SIT1602BC-72-25E-19.200000E

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Oscillators

An oscillator is an electrical circuit used to generate a periodic or continuous signal in electronics. Often referred to as a “time-base generator”, these circuits provide the foundation of electronic systems used in many applications. Generally speaking, an oscillator\'s output may be a constant voltage, periodic current, or alternating waveform.

One type of oscillator is the Sitronix SIT1602BC-72-25E-19.200000E. This oscillator is specifically designed for low noise and low power consumption applications. The oscillator operates at a frequency of 19.200MHz, with a 1MHz output voltage and current.

SIT1602BC-72-25E-19 using SiTronix\'s proprietary “SiTronix Ultra Low Noise PLL” on chip technology, which is a low-noise reference oscillator released in 2016. It is designed to reduce interference, minimize commutations, and provide fast response. Compared to similar components, the SiTronix Ultra Low Noise PLL offers high performance and effective suppression of unwanted signals. This makes it suitable for frequency control and clock generation.

The SiTronix PLL circuit uses a crystal oscillator as its reference, also known as the “master” oscillator. The oscillator is connected to the PLL, which produces an output signal based on the properties of the crystal oscillator. This output signal is then divided down into a frequency that is then used to drive a voltage controlled oscillator (VCO). The VCO is then used to generate a periodic waveform whose frequency can be changed in response to an input voltage, thus allowing it to generate various output frequencies.

The SiTronix SIT1602BC-72-25E-19 is ideal for use in many applications such as communication and audio circuits, digital television, frequency synthesis, and testing and measurement.

From a working principle perspective, the SiTronix SIT1602BC-72-25E-19 is based on a quartz crystal oscillator that is stable and accurate. The oscillator is connected to a reference clock, which is then used to drive the PLL circuit. The output of this PLL circuit is then connected to a voltage controlled oscillator (VCO). The VCO is then used to generate a periodic waveform whose frequency can be changed in response to an input voltage, thus allowing it to generate various output frequencies.

Overall, the SIT1602BC-72-25E-19 is an ultra low noise oscillator designed for low noise and low power consumption applications. It is an ideal component for frequency control and clock generation and is used in a variety of systems from communication and audio circuits, digital television, frequency synthesis, and testing and measurement.

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