SIT1602BI-23-33N-33.333330D

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SIT1602BI-23-33N-33.333330D Application Field and Working Principle

Oscillators are electronic circuits that generate electrical signals in a specific frequency range without a need of any external voltage source. Oscillators usually start and stop their oscillation automatically with low ripple and precise stability. They can be used for frequency synthesis, frequency modulation, signal generation, data transmission, filtering of input signal, etc. The SIT1602BI-23-33N-33.333330D is a type of oscillator used for narrowband frequency synthesizers.The SIT1602BI-23-33N-33.333330D provides excellent stability and low jitter, with a period jitter of just 0.3 ps RMS, ensuring superior operational performance. The oscillator operates at a frequency of 30 MHz and can be used in a wide range of applications such as standard microwave systems, local oscillators in SDR receivers, clock sources for digital signal processing, and filters for signal conditioning. The SIT1602BI-23-33N-33.333330D utilizes a Pierce buffer architecture for out-of-band rejection. This architecture consists of a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO), buffer, and series resonance circuit. The VCO is a linear voltage-tuning device that utilizes a circuit topology based on the Pierce principle. The buffer amplifies the VCO output signal to the desired level while also providing isolation between the VCO and the load, allowing the VCO to maintain optimal accuracy. The series resonance circuit is an LC parallel circuit that is used to eliminate residual harmonic components of the VCO output waveform. The series resonance circuit also functions as a low pass filter. A standard oscillator circuit contains a reference frequency source, an amplifier, a frequency selective element, and feedback network. The reference frequency source typically contains an LC tank circuit. The amplifier amplifies the signal and provides the gain necessary for generating the output signal. The frequency selective element either filters a portion of the signal or modifies its frequency depending on the type of oscillator. Finally, the feedback network ensures that a certain fraction of the output signal is fed back into the amplifier to allow for sustained oscillations. In summary, the SIT1602BI-23-33N-33.333330D oscillator is a type of oscillator used for narrowband frequency synthesis applications. It utilizes a Pierce buffer architecture and consists of a voltage-controlled oscillator, buffer, and series resonance circuit. It offers excellent stability and low jitter, with a period jitter of just 0.3 ps RMS. The oscillator is used in a range of applications from microwave systems to digital signal processing.

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