SIT1602BI-72-30S-65.000000G

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Oscillators

Oscillators are electronic devices which generate electromagnetic radiation signals, or radio signals. These signals are used in many applications, such as radio, television, wireless communication, navigation and computing.

SIT1602BI-72-30S-65.000000G

The SIT1602BI-72-30S-65.000000G oscillator is a small temperature-compensated crystal oscillator (TCXO) designed and manufactured by SITO. The device is able to provide extremely accurate frequency output without the need for additional external components. It is suitable for applications such as in industrial and military communications, navigation and timing.

Application Field

The SIT1602BI-72-30S-65.000000G oscillator is used in various industrial and military areas for highly precise frequency control applications. It is used in radio and television broadcast equipment, radio and television broadcasts, mobile phones, both land-based and satellite-based navigation systems and military communication systems. It is also applied in internet of things applications. Furthermore, it is used in timing systems associated with ATM and other transaction systems, as well as in embedded systems for industrial automation.

Working Principle

The SIT1602BI-72-30S-65.000000G oscillator works by using a high precision, low distortion crystal resonator as its core, made from quartz crystals. It has a variety of operating modes, such as analog and digital modes, as well as digital modulation modes. In analog mode, the output frequency of the oscillator is determined by a crystal oscillator, which is connected to an amplifier via a transformer. In digital mode, the oscillator generates a series of pulses at a fixed frequency, which is determined by a digital system. This signal is then used to generate the desired output frequency. In digital modulation mode, the oscillator is used to generate signals at specific frequencies for digital communication. The output frequency is determined by the frequency of the connected crystal oscillator as well as the digital modulation.

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