SIT1602BC-83-33S-62.500000T

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An SIT1602BC-83-33S-62.500000T oscillator is a great choice for any application that requires a stable timing reference and a reliable frequency output. This type of oscillator is designed to generate a frequency reference signal of a given frequency and stability. The output frequency of the oscillator is determined by the oscillator’s internal components and the external environment.

The SIT1602BC-83-33S-62.500000T oscillator belongs to the class of crystal oscillators. Crystal oscillators are devices that use an electrical signal generated from a quartz crystal to determine the output frequency. The quartz crystal allows for a much more stable frequency output, and therefore these oscillators are commonly found in applications that require precise timing references, such as clocks and watches.

The SIT1602BC-83-33S-62.500000T oscillator is a type of temperature-compensated crystal oscillator (TCXO). TCXOs utilize an electronic circuit that compensates for temperature changes in the environment in order to generate a very stable output frequency. This type of oscillator is often preferred for applications that are sensitive to temperature variations because the frequency output is not affected by changes in temperature.

The SIT1602BC-83-33S-62.500000T oscillator is a low-power, miniature oscillator that is ideal for applications that require a small form-factor and low-power operation. It operates at 62.500000 MHz and is suitable for a variety of applications, such as cellular base stations, baseband processing and RF communication. Its miniature size also makes it suitable for a variety of embedded applications and Battery powered systems.

The operating principle of the SIT1602BC-83-33S-62.500000T oscillator is based on the vibrations of a quartz crystal. A frequency reference signal is generated as the crystal vibrates. This frequency reference signal is divided into two by a divider circuit, which produces an output signal with a frequency of 1/2 the frequency reference signal. This output signal is then compared to an adjustable reference frequency, with the comparison being performed by a phase locked loop circuit. Depending on the phase relationship between the reference signal and the feedback signal, the output frequency of the oscillator is increased or decreased until it reaches the desired frequency.

The SIT1602BC-83-33S-62.500000T oscillator is a great choice for any application that requires a stable timing reference and a reliable frequency output. Its low power consumption and compact size make it an attractive choice for embedded applications, while its ability to generate a highly stable frequency output makes it suitable for radio communication applications.

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