SIT1602BI-12-28N-30.000000E

Oscillators

SIT1602BI-12-28N-30.000000E is an oscillator that belongs to the family of electronic and electromagnetic signal-producing devices. It is widely used in a variety of fields due to its advantageous features and long-term stability. As a frequency control device, this type of oscillator can accurately control frequency at the oscillation frequency of the electronic circuit.

Application Field:

SIT1602BI-12-28N-30.000000E is commonly used in many fields and industries, including:

• Communication engineering: Radio communication, television broadcasting, cell phone systems, global positioning systems, aviation navigation.
• Computer engineering: Computer networks, embedded system clock.
• Industrial automation: Automatic material handling systems, industrial robots, frequency converter systems, speed regulating systems, servo motors, drive systems, factory automation.
• Watchmaking and timing instrument industry: Clocks, timers, precision instruments.

Working Principle:

SIT1602BI-12-28N-30.000000E use the principle of electromagnetic induction to generate continuous oscillation through a resonant circuit. It has two main operating modes: self-excited oscillation mode and forced oscillation mode. In self-excited oscillation mode, an amplifier circuit excites a resonant circuit consisting of inductor and capacitor to generate a certain frequency oscillation. For the forced oscillation mode, when an external signal of a frequency close to the resonant frequency is connected, the oscillation frequency of the circuit is pulled to the resonant frequency. Both modes rely on the concept of resonance frequency.

SIT1602BI-12-28N-30.000000E are highly reliable and stable frequency control devices. Their small size and low cost make them ideal for a wide range of applications. By controlling the parameters of the frequency or capacitance in the resonant circuit, the oscillation frequency can be adjusted at will. These oscillators are often used to control the frequency of an electronic circuit, providing accurate and reliable frequency control.