Oscillators are essential components in many circuits, especially those used in digital communication systems. They are used to generate signals with desired frequencies to supply their user with different purposes. As such, oscillators are versatile in their applications.

The SIT1602BI-21-33N-14.000000E is an oscillator designed for use in a variety of products and applications from desktop to industrial applications. It operates using a specific frequency of 14.000000E and is designed to replace an IC-based oscillator with a low jitter and low cost design.

The SIT1602BI-21-33N-14.000000E can be used in applications such as 0-60 Hz signals for AC power, AC voltage inverter, motor speed control, power supply generator, and pulse generator. The oscillator converts a given-frequency input signal to a train of pulses over a given cycle period, that are further converted into digital pulses by a counter circuit. It has excellent stability and strong resistance to environmental interferences.

The SIT1602BI-21-33N-14.000000E oscillator is composed of a differential and an operational transconductance amplifier. The operational transconductance amplifier generates an amplified output signal in response to its differential input. This differential input is obtained from the reference voltage, which is set by a voltage divider network. The signal then passes to a comparator, which converts it to a train of pulses, and the pulses are used to drive the counter, which generates a digital output signal.

The SIT1602BI-21-33N-14.000000E oscillator is a high-performance oscillator with excellent stability and extremely low jitter. Its low power design also makes it an ideal choice for many low power applications.