SIT1602BI-73-28S-12.000000E

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Oscillators are devices used to create a stable frequency or constant periodic output. The SIT1602BI-73-28S-12.000000E is a type of oscillator that is used in various applications and has different working principles, depending on the type.

Types Of SIT1602BI-73-28S-12.000000E Oscillator

The SIT1602BI-73-28S-12.000000E oscillator is available in two types – phase-locked loop (PLL) and direct digital synthesizer (DDS). The PLL type oscillator uses a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) with a phase comparator to generate a stable and clean sine wave output. The DDS type oscillator uses a fractional-N frequency synthesizer with digital clock divider to generate a stable clock signal with low jitter and low distortion.

Application Field Of SIT1602BI-73-28S-12.000000E Oscillator

The main application field of the SIT1602BI-73-28S-12.000000E oscillator is in communication systems. It is an ideal choice for local oscillators and radio transceivers. The oscillator can also be used in instrumentation and industrial automation systems to provide a stable frequency output for the control system. The accuracy and stability of the output signal of the SIT1602BI-73-28S-12.000000E oscillator make it an ideal choice for precise frequency applications such as clock and data recovery systems as well as PLL ICs and frequency synthesizers. It is also suitable for applications such as audio and medical instrumentation.

Working Principle Of SIT1602BI-73-28S-12.000000E Oscillator

The working principle of the SIT1602BI-73-28S-12.000000E oscillator is based on the different types of oscillator – PLL type and DDS type. The PLL type oscillator works on the principle of negative feedback. It uses a phase comparator to compare the input signal with the output signal. The phase comparator generates an error signal whose pulse width determines the magnitude of the voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) output. The VCO output is then fed back to the phase detector that adjusts the frequency of the VCO. The DDS type oscillator works on the principle of frequency synthesis. It uses a fractional-N frequency synthesizer with a digital clock divider to generate a stable clock signal with low jitter and low distortion. The clock signal is then fed to a phase accumulator which calculates the new value of the phase for each subsequent cycle.

Conclusion

The SIT1602BI-73-28S-12.000000E oscillator is an ideal choice for precision frequency applications due to its accuracy and stability. It is a versatile device and can be used in a variety of applications, ranging from communication systems to medical instrumentation. The oscillator is available in two types – PLL type and DDS type and works on the principle of negative feedback and frequency synthesis respectively.

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