SIT1602BC-81-30N-48.000000Y

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Oscillators

Oscillators are electronic circuits that use an electronic component to generate and/or detect a signal. These components are made up of semiconductor materials and different types of capacitors, resistors, and inductors. Oscillators are used in many fields for various applications and SIT1602BC-81-30N-48.000000Y is an example of a type of oscillator.

SIT1602BC-81-30N-48.000000Y is an oscillator module designed for use in communications, radio frequency and digital systems. It has a wide frequency range of 1 MHz ~ 48 MHz and a low noise figure of -92 dBc/Hz. This makes it an ideal choice for applications such as, but not limited to:

• Industrial Oscillators
• Medical Instrumentation
• Test and Measurement
• RF Cables
• RF Modules
• Satellite Communications
• Military and Aerospace

One of the main features of this oscillator module is its high stability and accuracy. It is designed to generate a signal output with a very low frequency variability at temperatures ranging from -55 °C to +85 °C. This ensures a stable signal for a prolonged period of time, making it suitable for some of the most demanding applications.

In terms of its working principle, this oscillator module works by creating a resonant circuit that produces an electrical signal with a very specific frequency. This is done by the control of a voltage-controlled oscillator. This oscillator has an input voltage that is used to control the frequency of the output signal. The output signal is also highly accurate and stable because of the small variations in the input voltage that are negligible.

In conclusion, SIT1602BC-81-30N-48.000000Y is a quality oscillator module with a wide frequency range and low noise figure. It is also highly stable and accurate, making it an ideal choice for many applications in the fields of communications, radio frequency and digital systems. It operates by creating a resonant circuit that produces an electrical signal with a very specific frequency, thanks to the control of a voltage-controlled oscillator.

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