SIT1602BI-11-28S-66.666000E

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Oscillators, such as the SIT1602BI-11-28S-66.666000E, are important components of any electronics system.

An oscillator is a device that produces an electrical signal with an oscillating or repetitive wave form. Oscillators are commonly used as timing elements in many electronic systems to provide clock pulses at a regular interval to control the operation of the system and its components. Oscillators are also used to produce known frequencies to be used in frequency division, frequency synthesis, FM modulation, and other radio applications.

The SIT1602BI-11-28S-66.666000E is a crystal oscillator having an output frequency of 66.666000 MHz, PECL differential output, and 3.3V or 5V operating voltage. The oscillator is capable of sourcing up to 6mA of load current from either output pin and has extremely low jitter levels compared to other similar oscillators. The SIT1602BI-11-28S-66.666000E is a very high-performance oscillator and is suitable for applications where frequency accuracy and low jitter are required, such as father and clock synchronization in networks, communications systems, video systems, test equipment, and medical equipment.

The SIT1602BI-11-28S-66.666000E employs a quartz crystal in its oscillator circuit. Quartz crystals have the advantage of being relatively small, inexpensive, and stable with temperature. This enables the oscillator to maintain its frequency accuracy even over long periods of time and across a wide temperature range. The crystal vibrates in a known frequency within its design parameters when an alternating voltage is applied to it.

The operation of the SIT1602BI-11-28S-66.666000E can be described as follows: It consists of an amplifier and a quartz crystal in a feedback circuit. The quartz crystal acts as an electrical resonator, meaning that it will resonate at its own design frequency when it is electrically excited. The amplifier is used to amplify the signal from the crystal and apply it to the output pins. This amplified signal is then re-applied to the crystal to maintain and reinforce the resonance. This process is repeated continuously to keep the oscillator circuit oscillating continuously, producing an output frequency of 66.666000 MHz.

In conclusion, the SIT1602BI-11-28S-66.666000E is an extremely high-performance crystal oscillator designed for applications that require high frequency accuracy and low jitter. The device is small and relatively inexpensive, and its frequency stability makes it an ideal choice for a wide range of applications.

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