SIT1602BI-12-XXS-74.250000E

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Oscillators, as a type of electronic components, are widely used in various electronic fields, such as radio broadcast, communications, instrumentation and computer applications. SIT1602BI-12-XXS-74.250000E is a kind of oscillator and it has been largely used in these areas.

First and foremost, SIT1602BI-12-XXS-74.250000E can be used in low power portable and handheld devices such as cellphone and PDA. It features low power consumption and high performance, which can make the portable devices work longer. In addition, it can also be used in computer systems, including motherboards, graphic cards and memory module. It can ensure the time synchronization on both the hardware and software level, so that the computer can perform fast and stable. Besides, it is qualified for controlling and maintaining the clock speed of a variety of communication systems and motor controllers as well.

In terms of working principle, SIT1602BI-12-XXS-74.250000E is a crystal oscillator, which is a type of electronic oscillator that uses the mechanical resonance of a vibrating crystal of piezoelectric material to create an electrical signal with a precise frequency. The crystal in the oscillator acts like a piezoelectric resonator, which vibrates when an alternating voltage is applied across it with a frequency of the predetermined value. The current flows through the crystal and then the circuit converts the electrical signal into a stable clock signal consisting of square waveforms. After being amplified and filtered, the signal goes out from the oscillator.

In conclusion, SIT1602BI-12-XXS-74.250000E is an oscillator that can be used in various fields. Its low power consumption and high performance make it an ideal choice for low power portable and handheld devices, computer systems, communication systems and motor controllers. The oscillator is based on the crystal oscillator principle, which converts the electrical signal into a stable clock signal consisting of square waveforms.

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