SIT1602BI-12-25S-19.200000E

Oscillators are electronic circuits that can generate a sinusoidal waveform for a wide variety of applications. They are used in many consumer products, including audio equipment and telecommunications equipment, in addition to being used in critical industrial applications such as automotive systems and power stabilization networks.SIT1602BI-12-25S-19.200000E is a type of oscillator used for precision frequency control. It’s an Adjustable PLL integrated circuit (IC) with a built-in Voltage-Controlled Oscillator (VCO). It operates over a frequency range of 13.15MHz to 18.25MHz and consumes minimal power, making it suitable for battery-operated applications.The SIT1602BI-12-25S-19.200000E IC has a few primary components, including a Voltage-Controlled Oscillator, a Phase-Frequency Detector, a Charge Pump, and a Divider Chain. The Charge Pump and Divider Chain are used to create the necessary voltage control for the oscillator.The Voltage-Controlled Oscillator is the core of the oscillator, and is responsible for producing the sinusoidal waveform. It receives the frequency information from the Divider Chain and uses this to calculate the frequency of the output waveform.The Phase-Frequency Detector is responsible for comparing two input signals and producing an output signal that is proportional to the phase or frequency difference between the two. This output is then used to adjust the frequency of the output from the VCO.The Charge Pump takes the output from the Phase-Frequency Detector and adjusts the voltage being supplied to the VCO based on the phase or frequency difference. This results in the VCO producing an output waveform at the desired frequency.The Divider Chain is used to divide the input to the VCO by a certain amount so that the output frequency is lower than the input. This allows the user to choose the desired output frequency by adjusting the divider chain.Overall, the SIT1602BI-12-25S-19.200000E oscillator is ideal for precision frequency control applications such as telecommunication systems, automotive systems, and power stabilization networks. Its low current consumption and wide range make it suitable for battery-operated applications, and its simple design makes it easy to use and maintain.