SIT1602BC-82-28N-33.333000Y

Oscillators

An oscillator is an electronic circuit that generates an alternating or a pulsed electronic signal. It is commonly used to create an accurately-timed synchronization signal in embedded electronic devices, audio systems, telecommunication components, and broadcasting transmission systems. Oscillators are used in various applications like oscillator circuits, oscillators for frequency control, and pulse oscillators.

SIT1602BC-82-28N-33.333000Y application field and working principle

SIT1602BC-82-28N-33.333000Y oscillators are utilized in RF/microwave systems, high speed data and telecoms, and digital signal processing, and other high frequency electronic devices. Specifically, the SIT1602BC-82-28N-33.333000Y oscillator is used in RF/microwave circuits, radar, RF/microwave communications, and Time Division Multiplexing (TDM).

The SIT1602BC-82-28N-33.333000Y oscillator has a high frequency operation range of up to 8GHz. It is of low-jitter and low-phase noise type. It has a low-noise, low-power, B-type oscillator with a frequency of 33.333000MHz. It also provides a frequency tolerance of +/-25ppm and a low phase noise of -105dBc/Hz. The oscillator features an adjustable center frequency range from 1Hz to 8GHz and an adjustable output power from 2dBm to -10dBm.

In terms of its working principle, the SIT1602BC-82-28N-33.333000Y oscillator employs an LC-based oscillator that is designed to generate stable, low-noise RF signals. It utilizes an inductor and a capacitor to produce an oscillation with a defined frequency. The frequency is adjusted through the capacitor in series with the inductor. The oscillator can generate a wide frequency range of frequencies from 1Hz up to 8GHz.

The SIT1602BC-82-28N-33.333000Y oscillator has a very low-noise and low-power design, which makes it the perfect choice for a wide variety of applications. It allows for maximum stability, accuracy, and flexibility in a wide range of system applications. It is designed for use in a wide range of systems, such as wireless systems, automotive systems, medical device, telecom systems, and more.