SIT1602BI-12-18S-74.175824E

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Oscillators

SIT1602BI-12-18S-74.175824E Application Field and Working Principle

The SIT1602BI-12-18S-74.175824E is a surface-mounted Quartz Oscillator module, designed for high frequency and stability applications. It is suitable for use in medium to high speed frequency applications like serial connection, television, radio data communications, and personal computers. This oscillator module utilizes a piezoelectric quartz crystal that vibrates at a very stable frequency, enabling it to generate extremely accurate and consistent electric signals.

The oscillator module works on the basic principle of electrical to mechanical resonance. The piezoelectric crystal inside the module has an electric charge that is responsive to mechanical stress. When an alternating current is applied to the crystal, it is deformed slightly, creating its own mechanical strains and vibrations that are conveying the oscillator\'s signal.

The oscillator module\'s application field consists mainly of frequency-stabilized mobile radio systems, serial communications, digital audio equipment, frequency synthesis, clock generation, phase-locked loop filters, and power interface circuits. The module is usually operated at the nominal frequency of 12.18 MHz (±100 Hz), and has a maximum start up current of 30 mA.

The oscillator module has extremely low power consumption and is also characterized by its temperature stability, low phase noise, and minimal aging of its parameters. Additionally, it has a very small size of 2.0 mm x 2.5 mm, making it very convenient to install in various electronic devices. The oscillator is also capable of handling frequencies up to 45MHz and has a very narrow frequency range of ±0.2ppm.

The SIT1602BI-12-18S-74.175824E oscillator module is a very high performance device suited for frequency control and generation applications in a wide variety of electronic systems, including embedded digital systems, traveling wave tube amplifiers, and microprocessors.

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