SIT1602BI-21-25S-66.666600E

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Oscillators

Oscillators are widely used in modern electronics, and they convert direct current (DC) into alternating current (AC). Oscillators are divided into two main types: linear and digital. Linear oscillators provide an accurately defined frequency, while digital oscillators allow users to define a range of different frequencies. SIT1602BI-21-25S-66.666600E is a type of oscillator belonging to linear oscillator family.

SIT1602BI-21-25S-66.666600E is used in many applications, including transmitters and receivers, test instruments, seismic sensors, and navigation systems. It is a crystal oscillator with a central frequency of 66.666600 MHz and a stability of 25 ppm. Thanks to its high stability and frequency accuracy, SIT1602BI-21-25S-66.666600E can provide stable and precise signals, making it ideal for many types of electronics.

SIT1602BI-21-25S-66.666600E oscillator works with a quartz crystal. The crystal is mechanically excited to vibrate at a certain resonance frequency when electric current is applied to its two electrodes. The frequency of the generated oscillations is determined by the mechanical properties of the crystal. SIT1602BI-21-25S-66.666600E uses an AT-cut quartz crystal and applies an AC voltage to it. The resonance frequency of the vibrations produced depends on two factors: the thickness of the crystal, and the amount of electric current applied to the device.

SIT1602BI-21-25S-66.666600E is a reliable and precise oscillator that is used in many different types of electronic equipment. It is designed to provide a stable and accurate signal, ensuring that electronics using it are working at the highest level of performance. Its wide range of applications makes it an ideal choice for a wide range of electronics projects, from transmitters and receivers to navigation and seismic sensors.

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