SIT1602BI-81-28E-12.000000Y

Oscillators: SIT1602BI-81-28E-12.000000Y

The SIT1602BI-81-28E-12.000000Y is a general purpose oscillator used in many different applications. It is manufactured by STMicroelectronics and is one of the leading oscillator offerings on the market. This device is widely used for clock and timing applications, motion control, instrumentation, audio and video, and many other areas.

Application Field

The SIT1602BI-81-28E-12.000000Y oscillator is designed for high frequency clock and timing applications. It is suitable for use in any system where accuracy and repeatability are of the utmost importance. Its excellent performance characteristics make it ideally suited for embedded systems, instrumentation, motion controllers, audio/video systems, and many other types of applications. In addition, the oscillator can be used as an alternative to quartz crystal oscillators, providing a low-cost solution with a high level of performance.

Working Principle

The SIT1602BI-81-28E-12.000000Y operates using a simple principle of generating an oscillating signal using a voltage difference. The oscillation is produced due to the presence of an electric field created by the voltage difference. As the voltage difference increases, the frequency of the oscillation changes. This makes it possible to precisely control the frequency of the oscillator. The oscillator is able to maintain a precise frequency even when the voltage supply varies. This ensures that the oscillator remains stable even under conditions of varying power supply.

The SIT1602BI-81-28E-12.000000Y provides a reliable solution for many of the clock and timing needs in modern electronic systems. Its excellent precision and performance characteristics make it ideally suited for demanding applications. It is designed to be cost-effective, reliable, and long-lasting, ensuring that it is a great fit for all kinds of applications. With its wide range of features, the SIT1602BI-81-28E-12.000000Y offers a reliable solution for many of the clock and timing needs in modern electronic systems.