SIT1602BI-23-33E-72.000000D

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Application Field

SIT1602BI-23-33E-72.000000D is a type of oscillators belonging to quartz crystals or ceramic-based oscillators, and is mostly used in frequency synthesis applications such as digital television (DTV) and clock generation. The oscillator is specially designed to generate stable and accurate frequency signal with very low power consumption. This makes SIT1602BI-23-33E-72.000000D suitable for applications such as DTV broadcasting systems, digital audio broadcasting (DAB), mobile, and VSAT.

Working Principle

Quartz-crystal oscillators like SIT1602BI-23-33E-72.000000D use an artificial quartz to generate the frequency required by the system. The quartz is cut in special way so that it exhibits a property known as the piezoelectric effect. The quartz crystal vibrates at a certain frequency when an AC voltage is applied across it. The frequency depends on the size, shape, and material of the quartz as well as the applied voltage. This quartz is usually sealed in a special oven with precise temperature control to maintain stability of the frequency signal.

Similarly, ceramic oscillators use a ceramic disk known as a resonator instead of quartz to oscillate. The resonator is based on the same principle as quartz crystal, but operates at different frequencies depending on its size and shape. Cabinet-type ceramic resonators are used in combination with multiple parallel-connected capacitors and various types of filters to generate the required signal.

SIT1602BI-23-33E-72.000000D oscillators are capable of generating a frequency signal between 10MHz and 100MHz. Due to their low power consumption and high frequency, these oscillators are typically used for frequency synthesis in DTV, DAB, mobile, and VSAT applications.

In summary, oscillators such as SIT1602BI-23-33E-72.000000D are based on either quartz crystal or ceramic resonator technologies to generate a stable and accurate frequency signal. These oscillators are suitable for a range of frequency synthesis applications in DTV, DAB, mobile, and VSAT, among others.

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