SIT1602BI-12-28S-40.500000E

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Oscillators

The SIT1602BI-12-28S-40.500000E oscillator is a type of oscillator created to meet a specific application and work principle. It consists of a quartz crystal, an oscillator circuit, and other components.

Application Field

Because of its robust design, high stability and accuracy, the SIT1602BI-12-28S-40.500000E can be used in a variety of applications. It is ideal for applications such as pulse width modulation (PWM), clock/timing generation, digital signal processing (DSP), medical imaging, semiconductor test, vibration analysis, satellite navigation, and military systems.

Working Principle

The SIT1602BI-12-28S-40.500000E employs a piezoelectric crystal, comprised of quartz, as an active element. When a current is applied to the crystal, it flexes and generates an electrical signal. This signal, which is known as the "reaction signal" or "pull signal", is then amplified by the oscillator\'s amplifier. The amplifier is designed in such a way that it provides positive feedback to the crystal, which causes the crystal to flex again, thus repeating the process. The resulting electrical signal is then output from the oscillator as a square wave or sinusoidal wave.

To ensure that the oscillator maintains its accuracy and stability, the crystal is temperature compensated and placed in a sealed enclosure protected from environmental disturbances such as vibration and EM interference. This helps to produce a stable output from the oscillator. Furthermore, the oscillator\'s components are carefully selected for optimal performance and performance is further enhanced with the use of advanced algorithms.

In summary, the SIT1602BI-12-28S-40.500000E oscillator is a reliable and accurate device designed to create a stable and accurate signal that can be used in a variety of applications.

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