SIT1602BI-12-28S-66.666600E

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Oscillators are components used in the design of electronic circuits and systems to generate repeating signals. Among the most common types are SIT1602BI-12-28S-66.666600E oscillators. This type of oscillator is used in many electrical and electronic applications.

Application Field

SIT1602BI-12-28S-66.666600E oscillators are commonly used in various electrical and electronic applications such as telecommunications, computers, video equipment, medical equipment, automobiles, and aircraft. It is also used in wireless networks, signal processing, military applications, broadcasting, and test equipment. The frequency stability of this type of oscillator is suitable for applications that require precision timing.

Working Principle

SIT1602BI-12-28S-66.666600E oscillators use a combination of an oscillator circuit designed around a quartz crystal and integrated circuit. The quartz crystal functions as an electromechanical resonator. The oscillator circuit produces an electrical signal at a frequency near that of the crystal, and the integrated circuit amplifies the signal.*

The signal is then fed back to the oscillator circuit, and the frequency is adjusted by trimming components. This process is referred to as loop tuning, and it is used to accurately control the oscillator\'s output frequency. The frequency of the oscillator can be adjusted by varying the voltage of the power supply, or by changing the components in the oscillator circuit.

Once the oscillator has been tuned to the proper frequency, it will produce a consistent output signal. This signal can then be used in a variety of applications, such as frequency or timing references, pulse generation, frequency counting, and communications.

* For more information on the operation of quartz crystal oscillators, please refer to the following article: How Does a Quartz Crystal Oscillator Work?

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