SIT1602BI-12-28E-3.570000E

Oscillators

An oscillator is an electronic circuit that generates a repetitive and periodic signal, generally an AC waveform that can be used as a source of timing or synchronization signals. The SIT1602BI-12-28E-3.570000E is a type of oscillator which is often used in communication and control system applications due to its stability and accuracy, and is thus widely available in the market.

Application Field

The SIT1602BI-12-28E-3.570000E is used as a timing signal source in various communication and control systems. It is commonly used in radio receivers and transmitters, as well as in microwave systems. It is also used in precision timing circuits in automobiles, computers, and circuit boards. Many digital and analog devices, including counters, clocks, and other timing units, use SIT1602BI-12-28E-3.570000E oscillators to generate accurate signal frequencies and pulses.

Working Principle

The SIT1602BI-12-28E-3.570000E oscillator uses a quartz crystal as its timing element and is also referred to as a crystal oscillator. The principle of operation is that an AC voltage is applied to the quartz crystal, and then it vibrates at its natural frequency. The voltage is then amplified by the electronic circuit, and a stable and accurate oscillation is formed in the range of 3.570000E MHz.

The quartz crystal is formed by two plates of quartz which are cut at precise angles and assembled in a hermetically sealed quartz envelope. When the AC voltage is applied, the quartz crystal vibrates at its resonant frequency (3.570000E Mega Hertz (MHz) in this case), and the vibration is converted into an oscillating voltage output by the circuit components.

The SIT1602BI-12-28E-3.570000E oscillator is known for its ability to maintain frequency accuracy over time, making it an indispensable part of precision circuit timing and synchronization applications.