SIT1602BI-31-25E-33.333330X

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Oscillators

Oscillators are essential components in many kinds of electronic systems. They are used to generate a continuous, periodic signal which can be used to synchronize appliances and components. This makes them an important part of any electronic system. The SIT1602BI-31-25E-33.333330X oscillator is one such example of an oscillator used for synchronization.

Application Field

This oscillator is primarily used for timing applications as it has a very precise output frequency range, with no deviation. It is commonly used in GPS receivers, microwave links, satellites, WiFi systems, and much more. It is often preferred for its small package size which allows it to be incorporated into small and cramped systems.

Working Principle

The SIT1602BI-31-25E-33.333330X oscillator is a fundamental quartz crystal oscillator which is driven by a low frequency clock signal. It uses a small quartz crystal mounted on a circuit base and connected to two electrodes. When an alternating current (AC) is applied across the electrodes, the crystal vibrates at its own resonant frequency which is determined by its size and material composition.

The oscillator works on a feedback loop principle. The AC signal is applied across the crystal which then produces a small pulse when it resonates. This pulse is then amplified and re-applied to the crystal creating an oscillating signal. This oscillating signal is then used to synchronize electrical appliances and components.

Conclusion

The SIT1602BI-31-25E-33.333330X oscillator is a reliable and versatile component used for synchronization in a wide variety of applications. It has a small package size which allows it to be used in tight places, and its output frequency will remain consistent even if the voltage is changed. This makes it useful in a variety of different applications, from GPS receivers to satellites.

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