SIT1602BI-81-18E-35.840000Y

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Oscillators are widely used components in many electronic and electrical systems. Their primary purpose is to generate a repetitive waveform of a certain frequency, which can be used as a timing source, an amplifier, or for signal modulation. SIT1602BI-81-18E-35.840000Y is one of the oscillators and it has its unique application field and working principle.

The SIT1602BI-81-18E-35.840000Y oscillator is specifically designed for cellular basestations. This is due to its extremely low phase noise, tight frequency tolerance, and high stability. With these characteristics, the oscillator ensures the reliable operation of the cellular base station, and its good signal-to-noise ratio ensures clear communication between the base station and its users. Additionally, this oscillator has a very low current consumption, which helps conserve energy and reduce operating costs.

The working principle of the SIT1602BI-81-18E-35.840000Y oscillator is based on a novel SIT (Silicon-Insulated Transistor) technology. This technology results in high frequency stability and low phase noise. The oscillator consists of a SIT element, and a varactor (a type of diode capable of changing its capacitance with changes in voltage). When an AC voltage is applied to the varactor, its capacitance changes, resulting in an oscillating signal. This signal is then amplified and sent out as a clock signal.

The SIT1602BI-81-18E-35.840000Y oscillator is a valuable component in any cellular base station because of its excellent features. Its low phase noise, tight frequency tolerance, and high stability ensure that the cellular base station receives the best signal-to-noise ratio, and its low power consumption conserves energy and reduces operating costs. Additionally, its SIT technology provides a reliable and low-cost solution for generating highly accurate clock signals.

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