SIT1602BI-21-33N-38.400000E

Oscillators

Oscillators are components of electrical circuits that produce regular, repeating signals, signals which are often periodic, always with the same frequency. SIT1602BI-21-33N-38.400000E is one of the oscillators and can be widely applied in the electronics design.

The letter “SIT1602BI-21-33N-38.400000E” indicates an SMD oscillator, which stands for Surface-mount device oscillators. This oscillator is most suitable for a tough, hot and humid environment as it features a single transistor hysteresis and a quartz crystal oscillator, that results a robust design and high accuracy without a temperature and phase adjustment.

The working principle of this oscillator is based on the combination of quartz crystal oscillator and transistor hysteresis to keep the stable frequency output. Quartz crystal has physical character of vibration from which electrical signal can be output and amplified through transistor hysteresis. This oscillator is designed to maintain the stable frequency output with a certain working environmental temperature so that temperature and age adjustment together with short lead time are unneeded.

This SIT1602BI-21-33N-38.400000E oscillator has high accuracy with tight stability over temperature and over time even without the adjustment. This oscillator can be widely used in industrial communication and all the areas requiring high precision such as satellite communication, system control and science instrumentation, etc. Therefore, it can be easily found in the RF power amplifying circuit, frequency synthesizing, OE components and computer peripheral which all need accurate frequency and stable circuitry.

In conclusion, the application field of SIT1602BI-21-33N-38.400000E oscillator is featured by high precision frequency output and stability over temperature and over time. It can be used in the areas of industrial communication, satellite communication, RF power amplifying circuit, frequency synthesizing and OE components. Its working principle is based on the combination of quartz crystal oscillator and transistor hystersis.