SIT1602BI-12-XXS-35.840000E

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Oscillators are an important part of modern electronic circuits. They generate a periodic waveform, often used to modify signals, or to create high frequency signals through the use of a frequency divider or phase-locked loop. One of the most popular types of oscillators is the Sit1602BI-12-XXS-35.840000E.

The Sit1602BI-12-XXS-35.840000E oscillator is a very low-cost application-specific circuit. It operates at a fixed frequency of 35.84 MHz, which makes it ideal for low-cost digital systems such as embedded applications. The oscillator is housed in a low-profile hermetic package, which is designed to provide superior protection from environmental factors.

The oscillator works by converting a DC power input into an AC waveform. The converted waveform is then amplified, and then it is sent through a non-inverting output buffer. The output buffer then drives the output frequency, which is stable and accurate. The oscillator\'s frequency accuracy is typically within +/-100 ppm, which is suitable for many applications.

The Sit1602BI-12-XXS-35.840000E oscillator can be used in a wide array of applications, including embedded applications, wireless applications, medical equipment, point-of-sale equipment, communication systems, and more. Its low-cost and frequency stability make it an appealing choice for many applications. Additionally, the oscillator\'s low-profile package ensures that it can fit into tight spaces without sacrificing performance.

The Sit1602BI-12-XXS-35.840000E oscillator is a reliable, low-cost choice for digital systems ranging from embedded applications to more complex communication systems. Its frequency stability and low-profile package make it suitable for a wide variety of applications. For these reasons, it is an excellent choice for many electronic design projects.

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