SIT1602BC-82-33N-12.000000Y

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Oscillators

Oscillators are essential components of many electronic systems, providing a stable and reliable source of pulses or continual waves. The SIT1602BC-82-33N-12.000000Y is one of them, a voltage-controlled, temperature-compensated crystal oscillator (TCVCXO) with a small package size allowing for improved performance in various application fields.

SIT1602BC-82-33N-12.000000Y Application Field

SIT1602BC-82-33N-12.000000Y provides an outstanding frequency precision and stability over a wide operating temperature range. This makes it suitable for applications such as 5G radios, Point-to-point communications, military communications and cellular baseband systems. As it is temperature compensated and very accurate over a wide range of temperatures, it is also suitable for use in precision timing solutions for GPS, radar and other systems

SIT1602BC-82-33N-12.000000Y Working Principle

The SIT1602BC-82-33N-12.000000Y oscillator is based on the principle that quartz crystals vibrate at a precise frequency when an electric field is applied to it. Generally, an oscillator consists of an amplifier circuit and a feedback circuit. The amplifier will supply an increasing current to the quartz crystal until it reaches a certain point where the crystal begins to vibrate at its frequency. The feedback circuit then shapes the output signal from the amplifier into the desired waveform.

In the case of the SIT1602BC-82-33N-12.000000Y, a voltage-controlled amplifier is used to adjust the frequency and stability of the oscillation. This is achieved by varying the voltage on the input to the amplifier which alters the current applied to the crystal, causing it to vibrate at a different frequency. The benefit of this is that the oscillator can be adjusted over a wide range of temperatures, providing the user with improved performance and reliability.

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