SIT1602BI-11-28S-60.000000E

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Oscillators are electric circuits whose output is an alternating current waveform. An oscillator is an electronic circuit that produces a continuous waveform output. Oscillators are used for a variety of purposes including signal generation, information processing, communication, timing and control applications.

SIT1602BI-11-28S-60.000000E is one type of oscillator which is a high-performance voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO), characterized by their low jitter, good linearity and excellent phase noise. The oscillator itself consists of three basic components: an amplifier, a crystal oscillator, and a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO). This type of oscillator has a wide range of applications including frequency synthesis, clock and data recovery, and test and measurement systems.

The main application field of SIT1602BI-11-28S-60.000000E is frequency synthesis. The voltage controlled oscillator of this model utilizes a highly linear Noble Element oscillator design which helps offer a wide operating range and excellent phase noise performance. It is used to generate a specific frequency for testing instruments or for signal processing in communication systems.

The working principle of SIT1602BI-11-28S-60.000000E oscillator is based on the waveform generated by the amplifier and crystal oscillator. When voltage is applied to the oscillator, it emits an alternating current waveform. The amplifier amplifies the signal, and the VCO or voltage controlled oscillator adjusts the frequency and phase of the waveform. The output is then fed to a filter to generate the desired synthesized frequency.

In summary, SIT1602BI-11-28S-60.000000E is a voltage-controlled oscillator with excellent phase noise performance and low jitter. It is mainly used for frequency synthesis and can be used in testing instruments, signal processing systems, clock and data recovery, and other applications. The working principle of the oscillator is based on the waveform generated by the amplifier and crystal oscillator.

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