SIT1602BI-31-18S-14.000000Y

SIT1602BI-31-18S-14.000000Y is an oscillator, which is widely used in electronic devices. It is a frequency generator device and thus provides a reliable source for timing and frequency-determining applications. Oscillators are often characterized by the frequency and type of circuit they use. This type of oscillator is a quartz crystal based oscillator (or piezoelectric oscillator) and it has a nominal frequency of 14 MHz.

The oscillator works on the principle of Quartz Crystal Resonator, which is made by cutting a quartz crystal in the shape of a disk. The crystal resonates when electric voltage is applied across it, generating an electromagnetic field. This generated energy is picked up by the crystal oscillator circuit and is amplified into an electric signal. This signal then oscillates at the frequency determined by the quartz crystal and a feedback loop is used to maintain the oscillation.

This quartz crystal based oscillator offers many advantages over other types of oscillators. It has excellent stability because of the consistency of the quartz crystal used. It also has a very high level of accuracy, since it is able to remain at a specific frequency for extended periods of time. Additionally, due to its robust construction, it is able to withstand high levels of shock and vibration.

In terms of application field, SIT1602BI-31-18S-14.000000Y can be used in a variety of electronic devices. It is used for timing and frequency control in medical, automotive, industrial, avionics, communications, and consumer electronics applications. Furthermore, it is also used in high-precision measurement and test equipment, clocks, watches, and timers.

Oscillators are useful components which provide essential timing and frequency-determining functions in many types of electronic devices. The SIT1602BI-31-18S-14.000000Y is an accurate quartz crystal based oscillator with a range of applications in a variety of fields. It is a reliable source for providing the accurate frequency that many circuits require for operation.