SIT1602BI-12-XXN-33.000000E

Oscillators are widely used in a variety of applications, such as industrial, automotive, and military, to generate accurate timing or frequency reference signals. SIT1602BI-12-XXN-33.000000E is one of such oscillators. This oscillator features a robust 0.000000E package, stability over temperature range of -40℃ to +85℃, and provides reliable operation, low jitter, and fast start-up.

The SIT1602BI-12-XXN-33.000000E offers a wide range of applications in various aspects. It can be used in PDH communication systems, storage plates, telecom systems, microprocessor systems, and medical applications. It is suitable for applications that require high frequency accuracy or low power consumption. It can also be used as the reference frequency input in frequency synthesizers, PLL systems, and data converters. This oscillator has a frequency accuracy of ±9 PPM over the temperature range of -40℃ to +85℃.

The SIT1602BI-12-XXN-33.000000E oscillator uses a temperature-compensated quartz crystal unit (TCXO) to provide highly accurate frequency. The TCXO is a quartz crystal-based oscillator with a temperature compensation circuit that helps ensure stable frequency over a wide temperature range. The oscillator also employs ceramic resonator filtering techniques to reduce phase noise and jitter, resulting in a lower noise floor.

The SIT1602BI-12-XXN-33.000000E oscillator also features advanced power management technologies that enable it to operate at low power consumption. It has an integrated voltage regulator to maintain optimal power levels, and the device also features start-up current monitoring to reduce power consumption during start-up.

In conclusion, the SIT1602BI-12-XXN-33.000000E is an excellent choice for applications that require low power consumption and accurate frequency. It is robust and reliable, provides consistent performance over temperature, and features low jitter and fast start-up. It is ideal for use in application such as PDH communication systems, storage plates, telecom systems, microprocessor systems, and medical applications.