SIT1602BC-82-25N-18.432000X

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Oscillators are electronic circuits that can generate a sine wave or other waveforms with a single frequency, which can be regularly repeated without any additional input. Among oscillators, the SIT1602BC-82-25N-18.432000X is a type of quartz oscillator. Its main application field and working principle are described as follows.

Application Field

Quartz oscillators such as the SIT1602BC-82-25N-18.432000X are mainly used in computers and other electronic devices that require precise and reliable frequency signals. It can be used as a timing reference for microcontrollers, as part of communication equipment, or as a reference for an analog-to-digital converter.

Furthermore, quartz oscillators can be used in high-precision measuring instruments, as a replacement for quartz crystals which are difficult to manufacture. In fact, quartz oscillators are often used as the reference clock for all types of data acquisition systems, communication systems, and electronic test equipment.

Working Principle

The SIT1602BC-82-25N-18.432000X is based on a quartz piezoelectric crystal. The crystal is an analog device that vibrates when a voltage is applied to it. The frequency of the vibrator is determined by its size and shape, and a carefully cut quartz crystal can provide a precise and reliable frequency for use in oscillators.

The quartz oscillator works by applying an alternating voltage across the crystal. The resulting vibration, combined with an electrical circuit, results in an output sine wave at a precise frequency. In the case of the SIT1602BC-82-25N-18.432000X, this frequency can be as high as 18.432000MHz.

Quartz oscillators come in various packages and shapes, as well as with varying frequency ranges, but they all have one thing in common: they use the vibration of a quartz crystal to produce a regular stream of alternating current. The SIT1602BC-82-25N-18.432000X is an example of such an oscillator.

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