SIT1602BI-12-28S-62.500000E

Oscillators

Oscillators are electronic components widely used in electronics for signal generation and timekeeping applications. One of the most commonly used oscillators is the SIT1602BI-12-28S-62.500000E, which is used for many different applications.

Application Field

The SIT1602BI-12-28S-62.500000E oscillator\'s most common uses include clock generation, timekeeping, communications and synchronization. Oscillators such as this one are often used in computers, cellular phones, embedded systems and digital signal processing (DSP) systems.

In addition, the SIT1602BI-12-28S-62.500000E oscillator can also be used in embedded power switches, microprocessors, ASICs, network communication systems, camera lenses, RFID readers, and other digital processing/signal processing systems.

Working Principle

The SIT1602BI-12-28S-62.500000E oscillator is a type of over-driven crystal oscillator. It is supplied as a surface mounted device (SMD) component with three terminals. It is also known as a resonator-type oscillator, as it contains an element whose resonance frequency is used to generate a periodic signal.

When power is applied, the SIT1602BI-12-28S-62.500000E oscillator generates a signal output of 62.500000MHz, and this is determined by the internal crystal or resonator element. The oscillator\'s frequency stability is within ±50ppm (parts per million), and it has a typical operating power supply of 2.2VDC.

Conclusion

The SIT1602BI-12-28S-62.500000E oscillator is a widely used and reliable component, and it plays an important role in many digital processing and communications systems. It can be used for clock generation, timekeeping, communications, synchronization, embedded power switches, microprocessors, ASICs, network communication systems, camera lenses, and other digital processing/signal processing systems. The oscillator is a type of over-driven crystal oscillator, and generates a signal of 62.500000MHz with frequency stability of ±50ppm and typical operating voltage of 2.2VDC.