SIT1602BC-81-18S-74.250000X

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Oscillators

Oscillators are electronic circuits that are used to generate repetitive periodic, almost sinusoidal, electronic signals such as sine waves, square waves, triangular waves, and sawtooth waves. They are frequently used as timing elements in many electronic circuits. Oscillators usually consist of an amplifier and a frequency-selector circuit, such as a crystal, resonator, or electronic filter connected to the amplifying circuit.

SIT1602BC-81-18S-74.250000X oscillators are designed for use in industrial applications as frequency references and as clock sources for computer processor and peripheral devices. The SIT1602BC-81-18S-74.250000X is a low power, 3.3 V , quartz oscillator featuring a wide frequency range, excellent frequency stability, and low current consumption. The chip comprises a frequency-selector circuit, an amplifier, and an output driver.

The oscillator uses quartz crystals as the frequency-selector element, providing high accuracy and long term stability. Quartz oscillators are used in many electronic clocks and watches, cellular phones, radio receivers, and medical equipment, among other applications. The oscillator is built around CMOS technology, which consumes significantly less energy than TTL or ECL designs, making it suitable for use in battery-powered devices.

The frequency range of the SIT1602BC-81-18S-74.250000X oscillator can be programmed by the application designer, as the exact frequency is determined by the crystal used. This makes it a very versatile oscillator suitable for a wide range of applications. The oscillator also has a low standby current, making it suitable for use with battery-powered devices.

In terms of operation, the oscillator works by providing a DC input voltage to the frequency-selector circuit. The frequency-selector circuit then selects a specific AC signal from a range of frequencies based on the input voltage. The AC signal is then amplified and converted into a square wave signal with amplitudes appropriate for TTL or CMOS logic levels. This amplified signal is then fed to the output driver, which converts it to a standard TTL or CMOS logic level signal for use in digital circuits.

The SIT1602BC-81-18S-74.250000X oscillator is ideal for use in a wide range of applications, such as timers, clocks, and frequency references for digital electronics. Its low power consumption and wide frequency range make it an ideal choice for battery-powered devices.

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