SIT1602BC-81-18N-72.000000T

Oscillators

An oscillator is an electronic component that generates a periodic, oscillating electronic signal, often used to maintain timing among many electronical processes. Oscillators are useful in a wide range of applications including for regulating electric current, creating waveforms and timing control signals.

SIT1602BC-81-18N-72.000000T application field and working principle

The SIT1602BC-81-18N-72.000000T, from NEL Frequency Controls, is a low power oscillator designed for use in desktop PCs, telecommunications, test instrumentation, and other point-to-point communications. This device is a high precision quartz timing device composed of an alternator, a quartz oscillator, and a counting belt. It features low power consumption (3.5mA), a high level of accuracy and low jitter (Max of 0.5ppm), a low temperature coefficient (Max of 0.5ppm/°C), and a low frequency range (4.9MHz - 30.7MHz). It also provides a high level of isolation from external noise due to its wide bandwidth and low noise.

The basic working principle of the SIT1602BC-81-18N-72.000000T is that the crystal oscillator generates a constant frequency, which is then divided into evenly spaced intervals by the counting belt. The alternating current produced from the resulting pulses is then counted by the control unit to generate the timing signal required to maintain the desired frequency.

In terms of applications, the SIT1602BC-81-18N-72.000000T is ideally suited for use in telecommunications and networking systems, radio frequency (RF) systems, and other point-to-point communications. It can also be used in desktop PCs, embedded systems, and test instrumentation.

The SIT1602BC-81-18N-72.000000T is an important component of many electronic systems due to its unbeatable performance accuracy and reliability. Its wide bandwidth and low noise make it a perfect fit for many applications, such as telecommunications and networking systems.