SIT1602BC-83-30E-50.000000T

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Oscillators play an important role in many fields, providing precise timing signals to meet the requirements of various systems. One type of oscillator, the SIT1602BC-83-30E-50.000000T, is widely used in applications such as RF test and measurement, automotive, aerospace and industrial control. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the SIT1602BC-83-30E-50.000000T oscillator.

The SIT1602BC-83-30E-50.000000T is a general-purpose low-frequency quartz crystal oscillator. It is a low-noise, small size oscillator that can operate in the frequency range of 2.5MHz to 30MHz and can offer a stability of ±50 PPM (500KHz). It features a low profile of 8.0mm × 5.0mm × 1.7mm, and has a maximum output power of 2.2Vpp into a 50-ohm load. These features make it ideal for a wide range of applications, such as high precision RF testing, intelligent communications and automotive systems, where a low-noise and low-power output is required. It is also suitable for point-to-point or multi-point wireless communication systems, as well as medical systems, navigational systems and other high-precision timing applications.

The operating principle of the SIT1602BC-83-30E-50.000000T oscillator is based on the resonance of quartz crystals. Traditionally, oscillators have used a simple LC tank circuit to generate a fixed frequency. However, this type of oscillator requires large components and is sensitive to external noise. To address this problem, quartz crystals are used as the resonating element in oscillator circuits to achieve much higher stability and accuracy.

The SIT1602BC-83-30E-50.000000T oscillator consists of a quartz crystal and an integrated circuit (IC). The IC contains a feedback amplifier, which provides the necessary feedback for the circuit to oscillate at the desired frequency. The oscillator is typically driven by an external clock source, such as a microcontroller, and the frequency can be adjusted by varying the supply voltage or the components within the feedback circuit. The output frequency of the oscillator can also be varied by varying the frequency of the crystal, which can be accomplished by either changing the physical length of the crystal or by adjusting the applied voltage.

In summary, the SIT1602BC-83-30E-50.000000T oscillator is a low-noise, small-size oscillator that provides high stability and accuracy. Its wide range of applications and low profile make it suitable for use in a variety of precision timing and communication systems. It works on the principle of the resonance of quartz crystals, which is generated by an external clock source and a feedback amplifier within the IC.

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