SIT1602BI-13-33E-33.333300E

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Oscillators

Oscillators are electronic circuits that generate a continuous output signal, either periodic or non-periodic. They are essential components in a wide range of electronic and electrical circuits for various applications, including synchronization and timing control of communication and computer systems. They are also used in electronic musical instruments, such as synthesizers, and in various radio communication systems. Oscillators occupy a key place in the electronic signal processing world. They produce a range of frequencies for use in many areas, including sampling and filtering, and modulation of continuous wave signals such as radio and TV. They are commonly used to control frequency, amplitude, and phase characteristics of a signal.

The SIT1602BI-13-33E-33.333300E is a high performance oscillator. It is designed to provide precision timing and control with an ultra-low phase noise. The unique features make it suitable for a wide range of applications, including high-speed communication systems, commercial base station implementation, and digital signal processing. The oscillator operates at the frequency range of 1602 MHz and features low absolute jitter (<1 ps). It also features a high-stability timebase over temperature and voltage. It is ideal for high-end commercial applications, such as system synchronization and timing control.

The oscillator is constructed using a combination of input and output circuits, tuned circuits, and timekeeping components. The timekeeping components maintain the oscillation frequency over the full temperature and voltage range. The input and output circuits determine the level and quality of the signal, as well as the phase noise and other important characteristics. The tuned circuits ensure the correct frequency response and provide the necessary damping and stabilization of the oscillation.

The oscillator works by generating a periodic signal. It is a negative feedback oscillator, which means that the output signal is fed back to the input and compared against an external reference signal. If the comparison is successful, the feedback loop creates a stable signal. The amplitude and frequency of the signal can be adjusted depending on the type of oscillator. The type of oscillator used depends on the application; for example, a digital oscillator would be used for digital circuits, while an analog oscillator would be used for analog circuits.

The SIT1602BI-13-33E-33.333300E oscillator is well suited for use in a variety of applications. Its wide frequency range makes it ideal for high-speed communication systems, commercial base station implementation, and digital signal processing. It is also suitable for use in radio and TV systems, military applications, and various other applications requiring precision timing and control with low phase noise and high-stability timebase over temperature and voltage.

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