SIT1602BI-72-30S-4.000000D

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Oscillators

Oscillators are circuits that produce a repetitive, periodic waveform. They are used extensively in many aspects of communication and electrical engineering, providing an important building block for electronic components. The SIT1602BI-72-30S-4.000000D is a type of oscillator designed for high stability and accuracy in a wide variety of applications.

Application Field

The SIT1602BI-72-30S-4.000000D is a special type of SMD-based quartz oscillator for frequency conversion applications, with internal circuitry that allows fine adjustment of the frequency. It is widely used in communications for both wireless and wired transmissions, in automotive and consumer electronics, and in medical and military systems.

Working Principle

The SIT1602BI-72-30S-4.000000D is a type of frequency conversion oscillator, which converts an AC voltage input into a precise output frequency at predetermined intervals. The oscillator works by using a quartz crystal, which has precisely cut dimensions that allow it to resonate at certain frequencies. This quartz crystal is connected to an oscillator circuit, which produces an oscillating output signal. This signal is then converted and amplified by an amplifier, and the result is the output signal that is used in the application.

The oscillator circuit in the SIT1602BI-72-30S-4.000000D is based on a highly stable configuration known as a Pierce oscillator. The oscillator is comprised of a quartz crystal, a capacitive feedback network, and a negative voltage supply. The capacitive feedback is what determines the precise frequency of the output signal, and can be fine-tuned to produce the output that is desired. The negative voltage supply ensures stable operation of the oscillator.

To ensure accuracy and stability, the SIT1602BI-72-30S-4.000000D oscillator also features an internal temperature compensated oscillator (TCO). The TCO is responsible for monitoring the temperature of the oscillator circuit and controlling the frequency output of the oscillator. This ensures that the output signal maintains a consistent frequency, even over a wide range of temperatures and environmental conditions.

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