Oscillators

SIT1602BC-72-33E-54.000000D is an oscillator within the oscillator product range. It is a low-noise, low-power, low-cost solution perfect for charging application in short-range wireless data, and consumer electronics for Bluetooth/WiFi/Zigbee, automotive, and more.

Application Fields

The SIT1602BC-72-33E-54.000000D is capable of generating stable frequencies and megacycles, suitable for developing a wide range of communication devices. It is ideal for medical and automotive short-range wireless communication. It is ideal for use in IoT, RFID, Bluetooth, and wireless battery-charging applications.

With an operating voltage range from 1.6V to 3.3V, it is suitable for a range of products, including cordless phone base stations, handsets, audio systems, TVs, internet of things, wearable products, and access control applications.

Working Principle

SIT1602BC-72-33E-54.000000D oscillator is based on the oscillator principles, and is built using a reverse-biased junction transistor. It can generate a stable output signal, and it works through the process of controlling the transistor current, in such a way that it produces alternating high and low levels of current that oscillate at the desired frequency.

The transistor’s collector, emitter and gate are connected in a special circuit, which increases the current in the transistor collector, thus making the oscillator run and output a signal.

The oscillator’s output frequency is determined by the transistor’s current characteristics, and it is adjustable through the gate voltage of the transistor. This allows users to adjust the frequency of the output signal, thus regulating the operation of the oscillator.

Conclusion

The SIT1602BC-72-33E-54.000000D is a low-cost, low-power, low-noise oscillator, perfect for short-range wireless communication applications in automotive and medical fields. Its operating voltage is between 1.6V-3.3V which makes it ideal for a range of products. Finally, its output frequency can be adjusted through the gate voltage of the transistor.