SIT1602BI-23-30E-74.175824D

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Oscillators are electronic components or circuits which emit frequencies or alternating currents. The SIT1602BI-23-30E-74.175824D, one of the commonly used oscillators, is a highly integrated voltage-controlled Oscillator (VCO) with low power consumption and high frequency stability. It is suitable for a variety of applications such as mobile phones, telecommunications, remote controls, as well as GPS systems.

The SIT1602BI-23-30E-74.175824D is capable of providing a frequency of 1602 MHz with a frequency stability of 1.2 MHz/V (typ.), a typical VCO gain of 30.1±2 MHz/V, a wide tuning range of 7 to 7.6 V and a low power consumption of only 4.5 mW. The device also features an integrated output buffer amplifier, making it ideal for high frequency applications.

It is important to note that the SIT1602BI-23-30E-74.175824D is particularly well suited for applications requiring low noise and high stability, such as mobile phones, radio communication transceivers, and phase locked loop frequency synthesizers in telecommunication systems. In these applications, it provides a stable signal source for frequency generation and can be easily set and adjusted to change frequency ranges.

The working principle of the SIT1602BI-23-30E-74.175824D is relatively simple. When powered from an external voltage source, it receives and responds to control signals. It excites an oscillation frequency based on the gain setting of the VCO and its response to the input signal. This oscillation frequency is then converted to an RF signal and output through the output buffer amplifier, which is then ready for use by the various applications.

In summary, the SIT1602BI-23-30E-74.175824D is a suitable oscillator for a variety of applications. It has features such as low power consumption, frequency stability, and wide tuning range, making it ideal for mobile phone, telecommunications, and GPS applications. Its working principle is based on the gain of the VCO and the conversion of the oscillation frequency to an RF signal.

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