SIT1602BI-32-18N-38.400000T

Oscillators are devices that routinely (and regularly) generate periodic electrical signals. An example of an oscillator is the SIT1602BI-32-18N-38.400000T, which produces a 4.4 μVrms sine wave signal with a 38.4 MHz frequency. This device is widely used in radio, computer, and television circuit boards and other applications.

The SIT1602BI-32-18N-38.400000T is a quartz crystal oscillator. It is commonly used in frequency-sensitive applications due to its excellent frequency stability over a wide temperature range and low power consumption. It is designed to provide a highly reliable and low-cost source for clock and timing circuits, meaning it is highly efficient, reliable and accurate.

The SIT1602BI-32-18N-38.400000T uses piezo-electric properties of quartz crystal to generate an oscillating electrical signal. When an alternating voltage is applied to the crystal, it vibrates and produces an oscillating electrical sine wave. This wave is then amplified by the internal amplifier to increase the amplitude and create a low-noise signal.

The SIT1602BI-32-18N-38.400000T is capable of withstanding temperatures of up to 105°C and can operate with a supply voltage as low as 2.5V. It has a high start-up level and low power consumption with an operating current of typically 18mA. It also has a low phase noise, up to -90dBc/Hz.

The SIT1602BI-32-18N-38.400000T oscillator is widely used in a range of applications. These include: computer and consumer electronics circuits, cellular base stations, TVs, LCD display controllers, radio and navigation systems, satellite communication systems, industrial automation and control systems, and medical instruments.

Overall, the SIT1602BI-32-18N-38.400000T oscillator is a highly reliable and efficient device. It is capable of providing a stable and accurate signal with an excellent frequency stability over a wide temperature range. It also has a low power consumption and high start up level, making it an ideal device for frequency-sensitive applications.