SIT1602BC-82-28N-26.000000T Datasheet/PDFOscillators
Oscillators are electronic components that generate precise frequency signals, commonly used in timing and synchronization applications. They are primarily used to create electrical signals with a specific frequency and amplitude. Oscillators create continuous electrical waves, in order to provide a steady rhythm and accompany other process in electronic systems.
SIT1602BC-82-28N-26.000000T is one of the many examples of oscillators available. It is a compact, low-cost, low noise universal TTL oscillator. With a 1602 lead size, it features a maximum frequency rate of 28MHz and a maximum output current on its output pins of 26mA.
Application Field
SIT1602BC-82-28N-26.000000T oscillator finds application in televisions, audio equipment, computers, helicopters, radar systems, cellular phones and medical instruments. It is a general-purpose component, used to drive a crystal oscillator, timers, pulse circuits, counters, converters and similar applications.
The compact size makes the SIT1602BC-82-28N-26.000000T an ideal choice for applications where space is limited, with no further work needed to be done on the board. Combined with a wide range of frequency and temperature tolerance, it can fit into complex timing diagrams. It is also a useful tool in many different types of telecommunications and networking applications.
Working Principle
To understand how the SIT1602BC-82-28N-26.000000T oscillator works, the basic components that make up an oscillator circuit must be understood. An oscillator circuit consists of an amplifier, a timer, a feedback circuit, and an output circuit.
The amplifier is used to linearize the voltage and current signals, and the timer is used to set the frequency and amplitude of the signal. The feedback circuit provides feedback information that helps control and maintain the desired frequency and amplitude of the signal. Finally, the output circuit sends the signal to the outside world.
For the SIT1602BC-82-28N-26.000000T oscillator, these components are standard, but the amplifier and feedback circuit are custom designed to better handle higher frequency signals. The amplifier tends to linearize the signal, allowing the oscillator to produce a predictable and non-distorted output. The frequency is set by the timer, which is then adjusted with the feedback circuit.
The output of the SIT1602BC-82-28N-26.000000T oscillator is a steady, continuous waveform. This is often used in timing and synchronization applications such as television broadcasts, audio equipment, computers, helicopters, radar systems, cellular phones, and medical instruments.
By understanding the application field and working principle behind SIT1602BC-82-28N-26.000000T oscillator makes it easier for users to identify when this component might be useful for a given application. Being a compact, low-cost, low noise universal TTL oscillator makes it an ideal choice for applications where space is limited. It also offers good temperature and frequency tolerance.