SIT1602BC-82-25N-66.666660T

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An oscillator is an electronic circuit, designed to generate an output signal for use in electronic systems. An oscillator is essentially an amplifier with positive feedback, known as regenerative feedback. This feedback loop allows the circuit to generate outputs with high power gain and precise frequency stability. The SIT1602BC-82-25N-66.666660T is specifically designed to produce a signal with a high degree of frequency stability and accuracy.

The SIT1602BC-82-25N-66.666660T is a full-bridge crystal oscillator with variable frequency. The oscillator has a crystal resonator mounted in a bridge configuration, and frequency adjustment is done by varying the load capacitance applied to the crystal. This allows for frequency adjustment ranging from 1MHz to 130MHz with crystal stability down to ±50 ppm. The SIT1602BC-82-25N-66.666660T is ideal for communications, networking, instrumentation and medical applications. It can also be used for embedded system control applications.

The SIT1602BC-82-25N-66.666660T also features a built-in temperature compensation feature, allowing it to maintain frequency stability over an extended temperature range. This feature eliminates the need to manually adjust oscillator frequencies and allows for a more consistent signal output. The built-in temperature compensation and frequency control also reduce power consumption, providing improved system battery life.

The SIT1602BC-82-25N-66.666660T is a low power consumption, low noise oscillator, designed for applications requiring a high degree of Frequency Stability. This oscillator is perfectly suited for applications such as cellular and telecom networks, medical instrumentation, and in consumer electronics. The SIT1602BC-82-25N-66.666660T is a very reliable oscillator and will continue to provide consistent performance for various application requirements on extended temperature ranges.

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