SIT1602BC-81-XXE-14.000000Y

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Oscillators are electronic circuits that generate a repeating, oscillating signal or waveform. An oscillator can be generated using discrete components such as diodes, capacitors, and resistors, or can be built using integrated circuits. The SIT 1602BC-81-XXE-14.000000Y oscillator is among the most versatile and widely used integrated circuit oscillators.

Application

The SIT 1602BC-81-XXE-14.000000Y oscillator is used in a wide variety of applications, including television sets, sound cards and amplifiers, computer network systems, and high frequency communication systems. It is also used in portable radios, DVD players, and musical instruments. The device\'s high-frequency accuracy and low power consumption make it ideal for use in digital audio and computing applications.

Working Principle

The SIT 1602BC-81-XXE-14.000000Y oscillator uses a combination of on-chip digital and analog circuitry to achieve a precise and linear oscillation frequency. It utilizes the feedback of the resonant frequency to maintain its linearity over temperature fluctuations, as well as external noise. The device is also designed to reduce radiation emissions and minimize noise interference. The on-chip oscillator consists of two main components: a resistor-capacitor (RC) network, and an amplifier.

The RC network uses the positive feedback loop and the feedback resistor to enable the oscillation amplitudes and frequencies to be stable and controllable. The amplifier then amplifies the output signal of the RC network to a desired level. The oscillator circuit is then frequency-locked to the crystal resonator, which is responsible for setting the oscillator\'s frequency. This allows the SIT1602BC-81-XXE-14.000000Y oscillator to offer precise and consistent output signals with low phase noise levels.

Additionally, the device offers various features such as temperature compensation and power control. This ensures experimental accuracy and low total harmonic distortion. The device also includes an input divider stage that provides a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) frequency range of up to 24 MHz.

Overall, the SIT 1602BC-81-XXE-14.000000Y oscillator is a highly reliable integrated circuit oscillator that provides consistent and linear output signals with low noise levels and low power consumption. This makes it an ideal choice for a wide variety of applications, from consumer electronics to audio and computing applications.

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