SIT1602BI-31-28N-14.000000Y

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Oscillators refer to electronic circuits or components that can generate periodic signals of a certain frequency, amplitude and waveform. The SIT1602BI-31-28N-14.000000Y is a clock oscillator with a frequency of 14MHz. The frequency of this oscillator can be divided into several frequencies range from 3MHz- 33 Mhz. This oscillator uses a quartz crystal as the timing element and its frequency is determined by the size of the quartz crystal.

Application Field

Applications of this type of oscillator are widespread and have been used in clocks, radio equipment, traffic control systems, digital cameras, computers, instruments, motor control systems, timing control equipment, and other industries. In addition, this type of oscillator is of great significance to improve production and work efficiency.

Working Principle

The SIT1602BI-31-28N-14.000000Y oscillator works on the principle of quartz crystal piezoelectricity. When a voltage is applied to the quartz crystal, a mechanical deformation occurs. This deformation causes the crystal to vibrate at a frequency proportional to the applied voltage. This oscillator consists of a series of inverters connected on the output, resulting in an oscillating signal. A frequency stabilizer is used to compensate for temperature variations and prevent frequency drift.

In summary, the SIT1602BI-31-28N-14.000000Y oscillator is a clock oscillator used to generate periodic signals of a certain frequency and waveform. It has a wide range of applications in many different industries, such as clocks, radio equipment, digital cameras, motor control systems, and timing control equipment. It works on the principle of quartz crystal piezoelectricity and consists of a series of inverters connected on the output, resulting in an oscillating signal. A frequency stabilizer is used to compensate for temperature variations and prevent frequency drift.

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