SIT1602BI-12-30E-74.176000E

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An oscillator is a technical field of electronics and/or mechanics to create an oscillation by either mechanically or electrically. It is composed of an active electronic element called a “oscillator element” and a passive resonator. The most popular form of oscillator used nowadays is the “RC oscillator” or “resonance capacitor oscillator”. The SIT1602BI-12-30E-74.176000E is an RC oscillator that is used in many specialized applications.

Application Field

The SIT1602BI-12-30E-74.176000E oscillator is typically used as a timing source in time sensitive electronic devices such as communication systems, computers, and consumer electronics. It is often used in applications such as clock generation, pulse generation, part of data decoding or signal modulation. This type of oscillator has excellent stability, low phase noise and low jitter which makes it an ideal choice for various high-precision applications.

Working Principle

The SIT1602BI-12-30E-74.176000E consists of two main components: an active element called a “oscillator element” and a passive resonator. The oscillator element is usually a transistor or an operational amplifier (op-amp) connected to an output stage. The oscillator element works in combination with the passive resonator, consisting of either an inductor, capacitor, or a combination of both, to create an oscillating signal that varies in frequency and amplitude. The frequency and amplitude of the oscillating signal are determined by the values of the components used in the oscillator. The frequency is also affected by the load, temperature and other environmental factors as well as the value of the capacitance or inductance in the passive resonator.

Conclusion

The SIT1602BI-12-30E-74.176000E is a widely used RC oscillator that has various applications in time sensitive electronic devices such as communication systems, computers, and consumer electronics. It is an ideal choice for high-precision applications due to its excellent stability, low phase noise and low jitter. The oscillator consists of an active oscillator element which works in combination with a passive resonator to create an oscillating signal that varies in frequency and amplitude.

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