SIT1602BI-12-18S-8.192000E

Oscillators are electrical circuits used to produce or mark a specific frequency. Inside this category, SIT1602BI-12-18S-8.192000E is a type of Voltage Controlled Crystal Oscillator (VCXO) which is a type of signal generator that works with a crystal resonator as the core generating element to produce a stable frequency output signal.

SIT1602BI-12-18S-8.192000E is specifically used to generate a frequency signal with high stability which is accurately set by a voltage control input. It has two frequency ranges: 8.192 to 8.195 Mhz (8.192000E) and 8.495 Mhz to 8.505 Mhz (8.500000E) and features external frequency tuning, a controlled output level and a maximum current of 10 mA into 50 ohms.

The working principle of SIT1602BI-12-18S-8.192000E is based on the properties of piezoelectric crystals. Piezoelectricity is an effect where certain crystals generate an electrical charge in response to applied mechanical stress. When an alternating current is applied to a crystal vibrator, using an appropriate circuit, the electrode of the crystal vibrates at a specific frequency determined by the size and material of the crystal. In this case, the crystal determines the frequency of the oscillators, and because of the crystal’s piezoelectricity, its frequency can be accurately controlled by a voltage signal.

SIT1602BI-12-18S-8.192000E is commonly used in radio communication, high-end audio applications, frequency synthesis, and as a frequency reference for more accurate frequency systems, such as GPS and GSM systems. The oscillators are also used for timekeeping in atomic clocks and can be found in the control radios of model airplanes, remote control cars and boats and in the navigation systems of modern aircraft.

In conclusion, SIT1602BI-12-18S-8.192000E is a type of Voltage Controlled Crystal Oscillator which is primarily used as a frequency reference. Its working principle is based on the properties of piezoelectric crystals which make it ideal for applications such as radio communication, high-end audio applications, frequency synthesis, timekeeping, and remote control systems.